Millions of Americans are flying overseas to chase total solar eclipses during a 20-year domestic drought, boosting global astro-tourism.

Iceland and Spain face an eclipse tourism surge as Reykjavík and Bilbao welcome travellers for the historic 12 August total solar eclipse.

Spain Overtakes France, Japan and China as the World’s New Astronomy Tourism Powerhouse, with Northern Regions preparing for Five Hundred Thousand Visitors and an unprecedented rural travel boom as a rare total solar eclipse places the country at the centre of global astronomy tourism.

Europe’s hotel industry is witnessing a powerful tourism boost ahead of the total solar eclipse in August 2026, with some of Spain’s best viewing

Spain prepares for the total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026 as Mallorca, Valencia, Cullera and Ibiza welcome millions of visitors for the rare celestial event.