World Cup 2026: Dallas Gets 'Nine Super Bowls'
New York and New Jersey, Los Angeles and Dallas are each going to host at least eight FIFA World Cup games in 2026. Each of those destinations should get a tourism boost.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: New Jersey and New York to Host Final Game
The 2026 FIFA World Cup's final match will take place in New York and New Jersey's MetLife Stadium. This could change the future of tourism to New York City and New Jersey.
L.A. Tourism Goes Big While Orlando Shrinks
Today's podcast looks at L.A. tourism's big spend, Qantas' in-flight dud, and Orlando's small marketing retreat.
Los Angeles Tourism to Launch Its Largest-Ever Global Advertising Campaign
Los Angeles recognizes that global competition for tourists has changed drastically since the pandemic. It's putting more money and targeting more markets to address it.
Hollywood Sign's 100th Anniversary: From Generic Ad to Iconic Image
Like Egypt's pyramids and New York's Statue of Liberty, Hollywood's sign will hold its status as a tourist draw for decades to come.
U.S.-Australia Business Travel Jump Seen – Here's What's Driving It
Business travel may finally return to pre-pandemic levels in 2024, and a boost in flight connectivity is helping.
Los Angeles to Drop Ballot Measure That Would Require Hotels to House Homeless
Los Angeles' city council appeared this week to have reached a political compromise with the local hotel workers's union about a controversial plan to mandate that hotels temporarily house the…
U.S. Sees India Surge to its Second Top Traveler Market
India was the U.S.' s second top market for travelers outside of North America between April and June, according to the National Travel and Tourism Office's data released Monday. Over…
IDEAS: Los Angeles Tourism Launches Its Largest UK and Ireland Campaign
Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board (LA Tourism) has launched its largest ever consumer advertising campaign in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Cities Embrace Return-to-Office to Save Downtown Tourism Buzz
City leaders need to develop a new vision for their downtowns— one that relies less on the old 5 day 9-5 work model.