Norwegian Cruise CFO Dismisses Talk of a Slowdown: ‘We Are Not Seeing’ It
Norwegian Cruise Lines is minimizing the business damage from the cancellation of its Red Sea sailings through 2025.
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Recovery in Chinese Tourism to the U.S. Is Happening – But It’s Lagging Other Countries
It's good news that Chinese tourism will recover faster than expected. Weak air connectivity remains a problem.
Visit Florida’s Playbook: Tourism CEO on Marketing, Conventions and Luring Californians
Florida wants to show the world the tourism opportunities the state has to offer.
Venice Launches Tourist Entry Fee: 6 Facts to Know
Venice is likely the first city to charge a fee to access its central area. Using entry fees, Venice is testing a system to manage tourist flows.
Destination Toronto Names New CEO
Destination Toronto is sticking with someone who knows the organization inside and out.
Atlanta Tourism Chief Talks World Cup, $1 Million Deal With Michelin Guide
If the best teams play in Atlanta for the World Cup, it could be the home base for thousands of fans.
Solar Eclipse Boosted U.S. Hotels With Record Revenue Gains
The eclipse brought historic tourism revenue to hotels. But not all local businesses felt the same impact.
Amsterdam Blocks New Hotels to Fight Mass Tourism
Amsterdam, one of the world's most popular destinations, has capped its hotel supply to put a ceiling on mass tourism.
California’s Tourism Boss Deploys New Campaign and Celebs to Fill Tourism Hole
Wildfires tarnished the tourism appeal of the Golden State. So Visit California is running a splashy new "Ultimate Playground" campaign. CEO Caroline Beteta dishes on the pivot, her $150 million war chest, and how her team uses famous faces as brand ambassadors.
Wisconsin Tourism Taps Into Top Chef With Its First National Cable TV Ad
Forget stereotypes about cheese and beer. Wisconsin believes that hosting Top Chef will translate into highlight the state's culinary offerings and boost tourism to the state.