Indonesia anticipates a surge in both domestic and international tourism during the 2025–2026 holiday season, with 1.36 million foreign visitors and 120 million domestic trips.

The U.S. government’s drastic national park fee hike for international visitors raises concerns about its impact on tourism, local economies, and global travel trends.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam, has solidified its position as one of Asia’s most sought-after island destinations, attracting over 1.6 million international tourists

Los Cabos sees rapid growth in tourism, with new luxury resorts, wellness-focused travellers, and enhanced air connectivity propelling the destination’s success

Uzbekistan’s tourism surged in 2025, attracting 9.7 million visitors, marking a 50% growth from 2024, with travelers from 197 countries drawn to its rich heritage.

Wyoming, California, Montana, Utah, and Arizona trigger a technological revolution. Prepare for a $250 pass charge for non-US citizens in 2026.

US has joined countries like Finland, France, Latvia, Germany, and Japan in contributing to Brazil’s record-breaking tourism surge, with the nation welcoming over eight million international visitors in 2025.

Brazil’s tourism sector breaks records in 2025, surpassing eight million international visitors, driving billions in revenue, and creating thousands of jobs nationwide.

Arizona has officially joined the ranks of states like California, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Colorado, and several others as American National Parks implement drastic increases to the entry fees for international visitors.

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