Explore how GLAD Hotels, strategically located in Korea’s key cities, are thriving by catering to the demand for K-culture experiences and Gen Z travellers.

Indian Gen Z honeymooners are transforming travel by choosing personalized, culturally immersive experiences over luxury resorts, shaping the future of the travel industry.

Explore how AI is revolutionizing travel planning, with increasing adoption among younger travelers and a focus on solo and pet-friendly accommodations

An exclusive rendezvous with Laurynas Kundrotas, CEO of Tinggly, unveils how the global experiential gifting platform is transforming the way we view travel and adventure.

The Ritz-Carlton, a leader in luxury hospitality, is redefining its services to meet the expectations of the modern traveler, particularly Gen Z. By prioritizing cultural immersion, wellness, and personalized experiences, the brand evolves with the times while maintaining its commitment to excellence. This shift emphasizes experiences over material wealth, integrating local traditions and wellness-focused initiatives in its properties worldwide. Through strategic partnerships and advanced technology, The Ritz-Carlton caters to today’s discerning traveler, focusing on unforgettable moments rather than ostentation.

Solana soars—again—and this time, travel investors are paying serious attention. As crypto continues to surge over stocks, a financial shift is taking place that could rewrite the rules for tourism’s future.

Tourism data for Santa Ynez Valley shows visitor spending habits, peak travel times, and converting day-trippers into overnight guests to boost tourism revenue

June has arrived, and with it, the travel industry is stepping into high gear. Across the globe, hospitality, aviation, and cruise sectors are seeing a sharp rise in activity. As summer trips take off across the US and Europe, a powerful new energy is rippling through global tourism.

The travel industry is facing a turning point. A digital divide is deepening, and the impact is already here. Less than a third of operators have embraced mobile-first booking, leaving the majority behind. Behind this slow shift lies a dangerous mix of complexity, security fears, and lost opportunities for growth.

As we head into 2025, tourism boards in California are being urged to rethink their approach to destination marketing.