Tourism News

Lifestyle sports like running, pickleball, tennis, and golf are smart ways for hotels and destinations to tap into high-value travelers.

New York’s latest flash flood shows how infrastructure can struggle to match climate extremes and raises urgent questions about whether one of the world’s top travel hubs can stay afloat in the future.

Expect to hear more this earnings season about the wealth gap. Overall spending may be sluggish, but high-income households are still traveling and hotels and airlines are doubling down on this group.

Bad Bunny is a huge draw for his connection to the island and his support of the local economy.

Canadians, long the top visitors to the U.S., aren't just talking about boycotting travel to America – the data shows they are traveling elsewhere.

With more sargassum expected through the summer and in the future, both travelers and the hospitality industry are adapting but long-term solutions may require broader environmental and policy action.

The U.S. inbound tourism recovery is stalling, not strengthening. June's roughly 3% year-over-year decline masks the real story: overseas arrivals remain stuck at just 80% of 2019 levels, six years after the pandemic.

Recent reports stated Indian and Bangladeshi citizens can receive a “lifetime” visa for the UAE. It sounded too good to be true, and it was.

Visa policy is now a front line in the global travel race and Indonesia is finally showing up to compete. But if it truly wants to compete with Thailand or Vietnam, it will need to drop visa barriers for proven tourism source markets.

The Skift Travel Health Index reveals a period of balanced growth in global travel, despite challenges in the hotel sector.