Buffalo joins Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Utica, Binghamton, and Poughkeepsie in supercharging New York tourism with rising visitors’ spending and record tourists’ arrival. Together, these New York cities are rewriting the story of US tourism in 2025.

Utah now adds with California, Texas, Florida, Arizona, and Hawaii in boosting the US tourism industry with visitor spending, tax windfalls, and community travel funding.

West Virginia now stands at the top of the least-visited list, with only 182 international visitors per 100,000 residents. It joins North Dakota, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Alabama as states receiving the lowest levels of overseas tourism.

Maine’s tourism faces hurdles as rainy weather slows hospitality hiring. Discover how shifting labor trends threaten summer travel and the state’s economic heartbeat.

Netherlands joins forces with Canada, Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Spain, England, and France to supercharge the US tourism industry. And they’re doing it just as the American Independence Day holiday travel rush nears.

American President Donald Trump’s era travel policies are quietly resurfacing—and the price tag is bigger than most expected. In fact, these once-celebrated policies are now costing billions.

Trump’s tough policies impact European tourism to the US, but visitor numbers show resilience, revealing a complex and evolving travel landscape.

Dubai — In 2025, the United States is anticipated to experience a considerable reduction in spending by overseas visitors,

US tourism experiences decline in international visitors, especially from China and Canada, leading to potential billions in lost revenue for the industry.

2024 marked several notable anniversaries in American tourism, including the 150th anniversary of Yellowstone National Park and the centennial of Route 66. These milestones not only drew global attention but also ignited widespread celebrations across the United States, underscoring the significance of these landmarks in shaping the country’s cultural and natural heritage.