Alaska is set to experience a vibrant renewal in its tourism sector as major cruise lines prepare to debut or return to the region in 2026. Virgin Voyages led the charge by designing its new ship, the Brilliant Lady, specifically Read More …
From January to October 2025, Mexico firmly cemented its status as a top global travel destination by receiving a robust $16.5 million international tourists via air. This impressive figure, announced by Secretary of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, represents steady year-over-year Read More …
A recent analysis identified the most and least expensive airports in North America based on the combined average cost of a one-night hotel stay, one night of parking, and one pint of beer. The study, conducted against the backdrop of Read More …
Canada has solidified its position alongside Mexico, Costa Rica, the Bahamas, Barbados, and Saint Lucia in offering visa-free access to United States citizens, significantly simplifying international travel for American tourists. This collective policy move is designed to enhance tourism opportunities Read More …
Railbookers Group, operating under its Amtrak Vacations brand, has unveiled the “Stars and Stripes Collection,” a new series of 23 rail vacation itineraries. This collection is specifically designed to showcase the beauty and history of the United States by train Read More …
The arrival of the luxury expedition vessel Viking Orion in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, on October 31, 2025, represents a significant positive development for the country’s cruise tourism sector. The Norwegian-flagged ship carried 814 passengers from 15 nationalities, with the majority hailing Read More …
Affluent women are happily driving a remarkable surge in the luxury solo travel market, representing a delightful shift in who is booking premium and independent adventures. Industry data, particularly from Virtuoso’s 2025 luxury travel trends, confirms that women now form Read More …
The United States has initiated a significant aviation dispute with Mexico, suspending thirteen passenger and cargo routes operated by Mexican carriers Aeroméxico, Volaris, and Viva Aerobus. The decision, driven by the US Department of Transportation (DOT), stems from accusations that Read More …
Mexican airlines Viva Aerobus and Volaris have issued responses after the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) blocked 13 current or planned routes to the United States. The DOT’s decision, announced on Tuesday, cited alleged violations of the 2015 bilateral air Read More …