World Cup Tickets Get Cheaper for Some, but Many Travelers Will Still Pay Thousands
While loyal fans can pay as little as $60 for World Cup tickets, other travelers can expect to spend $4,000-plus for a seat at the tournament.
New York City Casinos Get Final Approval. What Does it Mean for NYC Tourism?
New York City is set to open three full-scale casinos. Will the integrated resorts have a major impact on the city’s tourism?
U.S. Hikes Travel Fees and Entry Requirements. Where Will Travelers Draw the Line?
Tourism fees are becoming the norm, but one upcoming U.S. fee in particular has the industry concerned.
It’s Not Just Social Media. Here’s All the Data the U.S. Wants from Travelers
Extreme vetting, along with more travel fees, could deter tourists ahead of major events like the World Cup.
International Travel to the U.S. Has Dropped for 7 Straight Months
A full recovery in inbound tourism isn't expected until 2029, and new fees and vetting requirements won't help.
TUI Group Targets Nearly $300 Million in Cost Cuts
Artificial intelligence will play a role in TUI Group’s efforts to bring down costs within its markets and airline division.
Seamless Travel From Airport to Cabin – Full Video
United’s David Kinzelman discussed the importance of eliminating friction for travelers at Skift Aviation Forum 2025.
The Luxury Bubble Will Just Get Bigger
In 2026, the luxury bubble will swell. As wealth concentrates, premium becomes the engine of global tourism. The risk? When travel depends on the top 10% — and, increasingly, the top 1% — the entire industry rises and falls with them.
The (Tourism) Winners of the World Cup Draw
The World Cup’s 16 host cities are banking on the tournament to boost summer tourism. But some fans are expected to travel more than others.
World Cup Draw Kicks Off 2026 Tourism Planning
Sixteen host cities are gearing for the 2026 World Cup, which will feature more than 100 matches across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.