The island of Capri in Italy has announced a set of new regulations aimed at managing the volume of tourists and maintaining the quality of life in its famously narrow streets. These measures, scheduled to take effect during the upcoming Read More …
Construction is currently underway on Peru’s Chinchero International Airport, a major infrastructure project designed to serve as a primary gateway to the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Although the government initially broke ground in 2018 with hopes of a 2026 Read More …
The global travel landscape is currently witnessing a thoughtful evolution as popular destinations balance the joy of tourism with the preservation of local heritage. Several iconic cities, including Barcelona, Dubrovnik, and Venice, have led the way by implementing measures designed Read More …
A November 2025 study by Deluxe Holiday Homes has identified the most overcrowded Christmas travel destinations globally, ranking cities based on tourist density, safety, and event frequency. Paris leads the list as the most crowded location, hosting over 8.3 million Read More …
Starting February 1, 2026, Rome will implement significant changes to its tourism management strategy, introducing entry fees for some of its most iconic and previously free cultural landmarks. The most notable change affects the Trevi Fountain, where visitors wishing to Read More …
Michael Bayley, president of Royal Caribbean, has addressed the company’s aggressive expansion into private destinations, asserting that these land-based projects benefit both travelers and local communities. The cruise line intends to grow its portfolio from two to eight private locations Read More …
WalletHub, a personal-finance company, has released its report on “2025’s Best Cities for New Year’s,” alongside an infographic of “50+ New Year’s Facts – Traditions, Spending & More.” The report’s purpose is to identify which major U.S. cities offer the Read More …
Multiple European countries, including Greece, the UK, Spain, Italy, France, and Croatia, are implementing or planning significant increases in cruise passenger taxes and fees this year. This collective action is primarily driven by the need to manage overtourism and fund Read More …
Japan is planning to revise its visa application fees for the first time since 1978, a move aimed at aligning its charges with those of other major global economies. This decision is a direct response to a significant surge in Read More …