Articles tagged “wanderlust”

Two months of gains is progress — but Canadian trips to the U.S. are still down nearly 29% from two years ago.

The Iran war hasn’t destroyed Middle East travel demand — it has reshuffled it. Egypt is picking up what the Gulf is losing.

Transportation is the main problem. Progress in emission reductions at the World Cup would come from concentrating future tournaments in single countries.

IHG’s Middle East hotels are filling up with GCC and Indian travelers, but the European market hasn’t come back.

One immigration attorney calls the latest U.S. travel fee a step toward a two-tiered system: one path for the rich, another for everyone else.

The visa queue will clear. The question is whether leisure demand comes back with it.

The first negative reading of 2026 isn't a collapse — it's a rebalancing. Asia-Pacific is gaining what the transatlantic is losing.

While it's not clear the World Cup's tourism impact will live up to the hype, federal data shows the hospitality sector is staffing up ahead of the tournament.

Raising taxes is easy — actually reducing visitor numbers is the problem Amsterdam hasn't solved.

First-timers spend more per trip. Repeat visitors spend less. But the math still favors loyalty.