The annual ABTA travel convention, held this week in Mallorca, focused prominently on the escalating debate surrounding overtourism. The host destination itself, particularly areas such as Magaluf and Calviá, served as a prime example of the tensions at hand, with Read More …
The theme park and surrounding hotel industries in the U.S. have experienced varied demand levels recently. While hundreds of theme parks operate across the country, ranging from small attractions to large multi-day destinations, this summer presented a mixed picture for Read More …
Cruise tourism is experiencing a remarkable boom in 2025, largely thanks to an innovative partnership between Mexico, the US, Japan, Spain, Italy, and Greece. These leading nations have joined forces to super-boost the global cruise industry, driving unprecedented revenue and Read More …
In a demonstration of regional cooperation, leaders from across the Northeastern United States and Canada are coming together to address a significant shift in international travel patterns. This collaboration is paving the way for proactive solutions and a renewed focus Read More …
It’s truly a moment of significant change in the global travel landscape, and while there are challenges, we can look at how the tourism industry and travelers are demonstrating incredible resilience and adaptability! The recent adjustments in U.S. travel policy, Read More …
Proposed 100% U.S. tariffs on all films produced outside the United States are causing significant unease in Dubrovnik, Croatia, a city famed as a filming location for major productions like Game of Thrones and Star Wars: The Last Jedi. This Read More …
Several prominent US states, including New York, Nevada, California, Florida, and Michigan, are experiencing a significant downturn in tourism in 2025. This decline is primarily driven by a sharp drop in international arrivals and the impact of rising inflation on Read More …
A sharp and widespread decline in Canadian tourism to the United States was recorded in April 2025, with at least nine key states—North Carolina, Oregon, Florida, New York, Nevada, Arizona, California, Alaska, and Maine—reporting steep drops in visitor numbers. This Read More …
The United States is facing a severe international tourism crisis in 2025, with projections indicating a staggering $12.5 billion loss in foreign visitor spending this year alone, a decline of over 22% from pre-pandemic 2019 levels. Tourism Economics also forecasts Read More …