Hawaii joins other states in introducing new travel policies and fees, including national park surcharges and resort fees, to manage growing tourism.

Rising visa costs, new social media checks, and diplomatic tensions are impacting U.S. tourism, with Canada seeing a decline, but Mexican visitors showing signs of recovery.

Thailand is gearing itself for what officials describe as a substantial rebound in inbound tourism anticipated in the forthcoming months, notwithstanding a contraction in arrivals that has persisted for the preceding nine-month period.

Tennessee is set to make waves in the global travel trade industry at the Governor’s Conference on Hospitality & Tourism 2025, attracting over six hundred industry leaders from major travel hotspots like Brazil, Mexico, and the Bahamas.

US tourism is facing a dire situation, driven by a sharp decline in foreign visitors, escalating visa fees, and the introduction of stricter travel policies.

A Vancouver travel agency was ordered to pay $3,300 to a couple after a Cancun holiday was ruined by flight disruptions. The case highlights transparency and customer service issues in the travel industry.

As U.S. airlines navigate economic challenges and shifting customer preferences, significant changes are being implemented across the industry.

Santa Barbara, once a vibrant hub for international and domestic tourists, is now facing a significant decline in visitor numbers, joining cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Anaheim, San Diego, San Jose, and Ontario in recording a massive tourism slump for the US industry.

Canada’s government has expanded its warnings to include Mexico, Spain, Kenya, China, Vietnam, Denmark, Bahrain, and several other destinations, citing rising crime, political instability, and shifting geopolitical tensions.

China’s tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence, driven by a unique combination of technological advancements, rich cultural heritage, and newly relaxed visa rules.