Tourism News

Risks to travel are minimal if a government shutdown is short, but the longer it grows on, the more disruption in the industry can take hold.

India's travel industry hasn't reached its potential yet, especially in attracting international visitors.

As a result of an extended freeze on grants for study abroad programs, some students told Skift that they are feeling stranded and confused.

If Canadian visits continue to decline, it could cost the U.S. billions in lost spending, and thousands of jobs.

From bolstering local economies to championing sustainable practices, these women innovators are forging a travel movement that’s both inclusive and impactful.

Puerto Rico risks meeting planners taking their business elsewhere as uncertainty over contract renewal looms.

Demand for premium travel in India is spanning across the industry from airplanes and buses to hotels and experiences. Despite the high cost associated with these choices, Indians are still making last-minute bookings.

Weather seems to definitely play a role in the performance of theme parks in Florida, but SeaWorld's challenges go beyond storms.

Duty-free shopping may not sound like the most glamorous industry, but it's important to global travelers.

The money from the pockets of Indian devotees is overflowing from the donation boxes in temples and spilling onto the travel industry. Hotels, airlines, and travel agencies are all placing their faith in the business of religion.