tourism news

Japan's tourism sector is pivoting away from Chinese market reliance as visitors from North America, Europe, and other Asian nations drive record spending and market diversification in 2026.

New York, California, New Jersey, and Maryland report significant reductions in firearm violence and crime, driven by billions in public safety investments to restore traveler confidence.

Heat-weary global travelers are swapping tropical beaches for Nordic fjords, driving a structural shift in tourism known as 'coolcationing' across Norway, Iceland, Scotland, and Canada.

Cape Girardeau realigns its tourism strategy under the Parks and Recreation Department, highlighting Mississippi River cruise arrivals and local conservation.

American travelers explore uncrowded shores in New Caledonia, Cyprus, and Thailand, focusing on ecological conservation and slow travel experiences.

Halifax County records a major tourism milestone with visitor spending reaching $132.8 million in 2025, driven by historic preservation and river recreation.

Charleston leverages historic preservation at Rainbow Row and outdoor adventure at Folly Beach to drive premium domestic and global travel growth.

Cali hosts the landmark 30th edition of the Petronio Álvarez Pacific Music Festival, bringing Afro-Colombian music, dance, and gastronomy to life.

The tiny community of Praha, Texas, prepares for the 171st Annual Praha Picnic, bringing Czech-Texan heritage, traditional food, and polka music to life.

Wisconsin's tourism economy reaches new heights, welcoming 117.9 million visits in 2025 and generating $27 billion in total economic impact.

A new anti-viral travel trend is driving younger US travelers to look beyond algorithms toward emerging destinations like St. George and Tacoma.

A new analysis of 100 US holiday spots ranks the best wheelchair-accessible travel destinations, led by Pensacola Beach, Gatlinburg, and Rehoboth Beach.