Tourism News

The unrest and large-scale protests in Minneapolis drew the attention of several foreign governments, which urged their citizens to remain alert when traveling to the U.S.

The data shows the travel industry may be overestimating some strengths — and underestimating certain risks.

Popular creators such as IShowSpeed can help reshape Africa’s global image faster than tourism campaigns.

With Japan slipping, Thailand is well positioned to benefit from China’s low-friction travel shift, but that will depend on maintaining perceptions of safety and stability, which are now decisive factors for Chinese travelers.

India has the demand, albeit from within, to help tourism meet its potential. All it needs now are the policy reforms that the industry has been seeking for decades.

As immigration enforcement puts airlines, hotels, and passenger data at the center of a national conflict, the U.S. travel industry has responded with near-total silence.

Even providing a limited security role can provoke international backlash when an agency carries heavy political baggage.

Even without an official boycott, a widespread fan pullback could deal a blow to U.S. tourism.

It's unclear how recent political developments will impact Greenland's tourism strategy, which prioritizes slow growth over the kind of volume-driven interest that political attention typically generates.

We're learning more about where the park will be, but it will be several years before it's reality.