Dawit Habtemariam

With March exceeding 80% of its international inbound volume, America continues to head toward a recovery.

Even though restrictions have been lifted, Japanese tourists seem more interested in traveling at home than abroad. This is a problem for the U.S. travel industry.

Minneapolis has been working hard to convince its Minnesotans that it's come a long way from its darker days.

Cities can't fully maintain the businesses that underly their tourism appeal without the foot traffic and support of their suburban residents.

Carnival seems to be sailing on high demand, but rising costs are proving to be rough waters for the company.

Even if they get government relief, Canada's tourism businesses need to figure out how to be more competitive internationally if they hope to survive long-term.

Taylor Swift's concert showed Chicago can host large events. But the city's tourism industry is still combatting negative images around public safety.

John De Fries will step down as president and CEO of Hawaii Tourism Authority effective September 15. ​De Fries did not accept an invitation from the board to extend his…

If Congress doesn't allocate money to the assistant secretary for travel and tourism office, it's in effect rendering the position useless to the industry.

The U.S. got a big boost from the vaccine rule drop for international inbound travelers. This won't fill the hole left by Chinese tourists.