Tourism News

Marriott isn't treating the Olympics and World Cup as one-off windfalls. It says experiences-driven travel remains strong and that 'live tourism' has become a steady growth lever.

How do you measure the value of an organic cultural moment you can’t buy? Puerto Rico’s DMO just ran the experiment.

MGM’s Las Vegas’ solar deal shows how rapidly improving tech and long-term power contracts are turning renewables from a sustainability upgrade into a mainstream tool for cost control and risk management.

Issues we're watching: When will rates come down and will weight restrictions that limit luggage keep potential customers away?

For decades, the travel industry has been an economy of excess — of eating more, drinking more, spending more. But blockbuster weight-loss drugs are now reshaping consumer behavior at a population level, and with it, how travel dollars flow.

MGM Resorts said Las Vegas is stabilizing after a tourism decline last year, though leisure travel and Canadian visits remain soft.

Milano Cortina 2026 is testing whether modern mega-events can function without a single dominant transport hub.

The IOC is warning that global warming could impact the Winter Olympics while simultaneously standing by fossil-fuel sponsorships.

Africa’s tourism growth challenge isn’t demand — it’s execution: scaling reliable operations, mid-market infrastructure, and globally exportable talent to turn world-class assets into sustainable volume growth.

Smaller, regional operators find it hard to compete with international brands.