Tourism News

The whole world wants to go to Japan and Indians are no exception. The numbers prove it!

Tourism generates billions each year for New York City. If Mamdani does win in November, the travel industry will be watching if he can implement a democratic socialist agenda that includes higher taxes.

The new requirement comes after the Trump administration halted visa screenings for international students.

Protests against overtourism are on the rise, particularly in Southern Europe.

Chinese travellers are coming back, albeit differently. The way they plan, what they care about, and what they expect has shifted. And that means destinations, hotels, and retailers need to shift with them.

Hawaii Governor Josh Green appears to be cleaning house at the state's tourism authority after calling it a "hot mess." An overhaul gives the state the chance to pioneer a new tourism model.

As visitor numbers climb and warnings of environmental risks mount, it remains to be seen whether new rules will be introduced, or if Antarctica will remain a frontier for high-carbon adventure tourism.

Asia’s travelers are mobile-first, OTA-driven, and value-conscious—yet increasingly open to premium, branded, and sustainable travel.

India's travel market is no longer a story waiting to be, it is booming now and the strong growth is expected to sustain. Global brands are aware of it as they race to make the most of this opportunity.

Only a third of travelers actively avoided destinations due to extreme weather. But many are opting for flexible bookings, safer seasons, or backup plans rather than canceling trips entirely.