US inbound tourism faces fresh uncertainty as July job losses, softer wages and weaker demand reshape travel outlook.

Los Angeles, San Francisco and Oakland boost California tourism growth as Mexican arrivals surge, strengthening US cross-border travel in 2026.

New York leads US cities welcoming African visitors in 2026 as air links, business and tourism demand drive inbound travel growth.

Romania Alongside Canada, United States, Indonesia and More are witnessing an uneven tourism slowdown in 2026 as global travel demand becomes increasingly fragmented, with domestic tourism weakening in several key destinations while international visitor flows shift across regions, creating a mixed performance landscape shaped by declining long-haul arrivals in some markets, selective growth in others, and broader structural changes in global mobility patterns across major tourism economies.