Explore how Virtual Reality (VR) is revolutionising global tourism, with top countries like the US, China, Japan, and India leading the way in immersive travel experiences.

Colombia joins Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Paraguay, and Madagascar as Germany issues a new travel advisory urging travelers to be vigilant due to active volcanic activity, heightened crime risks, and the potential for political demonstrations in these countries.

Travelers beware! Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Colombia, and the Dominican Republic are hotspots for shocking scams that target unsuspecting tourists.

Canada has issued a urgent travel advisory for Mexico, Brazil, UK, Costa Rica, Italy, and Bahamas due to escalating security concerns and increased risks at borders, including rising violent crime, gang activity, and the threat of terrorism.

Discover how countries like South Africa, Japan, Brazil, and Vietnam are thriving in 2025 while the U.S. struggles with tourism declines. Key insights and growth strategies.

International tourism has surged by 5% in 2025, driven by robust growth in Africa, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, with countries like Brazil, Vietnam, and Egypt leading the way.

Brazil unites with Mexico, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Morocco and strategically positioning itself to attract more American tourists and supercharge its tourism economy. These countries are making significant moves to allure American tourists, recognising their potential to drive economic growth.

As the holiday travel season approaches, the landscape of global travel is experiencing some paradoxical shifts. While more than half of Americans plan to travel between now and mid-January, the way they’re traveling is changing.

LATAM Airlines boosts Brazil’s tourism with the fuel-efficient Embraer E195-E2, enhancing regional connectivity and improving travel access across major destinations.

LATAM Airlines will receive its first E195-E2 aircraft in Q4 2026, boosting travel to Brazil and enhancing regional flight capacity for tourists and business travelers.