Louvre Museum in Paris shuts down unexpectedly as staff protest working conditions, leaving thousands of visitors stranded. Here’s what travelers need to know.

The Louvre Museum in Paris faces a potential strike over staffing shortages, security breaches, and deteriorating infrastructure, threatening disruptions during peak tourism.

Starting in 2026, the Louvre Museum will raise ticket prices for non-EU visitors. Here’s how the increase could affect Paris tourism and what travelers need to know.

Paris, Marseille and Lyon in France Faces Eleven Flight Cancellations with Hundreds of Delays by Air France, easyJet and others.

Paris remains the top global tourism destination in 2025, with unmatched growth, cultural vibrancy, and sustainability, followed by major cities like Madrid and Tokyo.

The 2025 Euromonitor International ranking highlights the world’s top city destinations, with Paris, Madrid, and Tokyo leading the way for sustainable and cultural tourism.

Paris sees a slight dip in tourist numbers during early autumn 2025, but bookings for late November and December signal a promising finish for the year.

Paris tourism has slowed slightly in autumn 2025 but is set for a strong finish with rising bookings for the festive season and New Year’s Eve.

In 2025, the Louvre Museum in Paris will initiate an over 40% increase in ticket prices for non-European visitors due to the museum’s increase in visitors and the need for ongoing collection upkeep.

Paris’ Louvre Museum is set to raise ticket prices by forty-five percent for non-European visitors starting January Fourteenth, making art access more expensive for global tourists.