travel trends

A strong El Niño threat combined with shrinking native vegetation is disrupting nature tourism in Brazil, Indonesia, and Australia.

The Biltmore Championship Asheville brings the PGA TOUR to Arden on September 17–20, 2026, marking a new era of sports tourism.

Paranormal ghost tours at abandoned penitentiaries like Eastern State have become a key funding source for historic prison preservation.

A tropical system approaching the Hawaiian Islands has raised weather concerns, bringing risks of flash floods and aviation delays.

New York City has secured third place in the Global Tourism City Attractiveness Index, outranking Paris and trailing Osaka and Kyoto.

As travel costs rise, U.S. state parks like Fort De Soto, Turkey Run, and Presque Isle offer low-cost camping and beach holidays.

Antigua is shifting its tourism strategy to high-yield luxury resorts, led by upgrades at Hermitage Bay, Curtain Bluff, and Jumby Bay.

Deloitte's 2026 Summer Travel Survey reveals a drop in paid accommodation plans, pushing travelers to value hubs like Orlando and Fort Lauderdale.

The U.S. Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force has put travel agents on high alert after revoking over 600 visas in a month.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that more than 600 visas were revoked in a single month by a new birth tourism task force.

The Willamette River Festival 2026 takes place on August 22 in Eugene, marking the 60th anniversary of the River House Outdoor Center.

GSTC CEO Randy Durband has highlighted Costa Rica as a leader in sustainable tourism, calling for unified global certification standards.