Texas, Florida, Nevada, South Carolina, and Arizona are all set to experience a massive tourism surge this holiday season, driven by a combination of record-low travel restrictions, improving economic conditions, and an increasing appetite for both domestic and international travel.

Arajet, the Dominican Republic’s flagship airline, has officially launched its inaugural route between Punta Cana International Airport (PUJ) and Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB), marking its first international operation at the U.S. airport.

Florida, Hawaii, Nevada, and New York are experiencing an unprecedented surge in tourism, breaking records and setting new benchmarks for the US travel industry.

Iberia adds Orlando to its U.S. destinations starting October 2025, providing nonstop service from Madrid with four weekly flights to boost tourism.

Allegiant Airlines is also growing its network with the addition of five new nonstop routes to top Florida destinations from Huntsville, Appleton and Rochester, offering more choices for leisure travelers.

Delta adds 40 nonstop flights from Boston to popular Florida, South Carolina, and Georgia destinations for Patriots’ Day.

Mexico has issued a strong advisory for its citizens considering travel to Florida, following the recent opening of a migrant detention center known as “Alligator Alcatraz.”

JetBlue adds new nonstop routes from Fort Lauderdale to Atlanta, Austin, Norfolk, and Tampa, while expanding its premium Mint service and increasing flight frequencies.

Brightline enhances Florida travel by offering seamless connections between Orlando, Miami, West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and other key destinations.

American Airlines introduces new daily nonstop flights connecting Miami to key destinations in northwest Florida, enhancing travel options for tourists.