Articles tagged “united states”

Passport rankings are a lagging indicator of something travel companies should watch in real time: how easily — and where — a country's citizens can move.

The World Cup delivered real, rate-driven gains for hotels and short-term rentals. But the impact was barely noticed by U.S. airlines, and the international visitor boom is falling short of expectations.

Western Europe makes up more than 35% of the high-spending overseas tourist crowd. Federal data shows they’re continuing to pull back on U.S. travel.

Nick Adams is the loudest tourism pitchman the U.S. has ever had, but is the world hearing what he wants it to hear?

A travel trade group says it’ll take years before international travel to the U.S. to return to pre-pandemic rates.

The ski industry is racing to fight the impacts of climate change mainly with snowmaking. But the irony is hard to ignore: the very systems keeping many slopes open also burn energy and emit greenhouse gases.

Although the U.S. has a top-10 passport ranking again, its increasingly tougher entry rules suggest a country moving against the global openness trend.

As more destinations consider climate-linked tourism fees, Hawaii’s legal battle could set a national precedent.

Total overseas visitation to the U.S. fell in 2025, but some states are faring better than others.

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.