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Hawaii's tourism saw a 2.5% drop in September arrivals, but daily spending rose 11.3%. Industry leaders are concerned about rising costs and limited marketing budgets.
Air France announced new nonstop flights between Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, starting Summer 2026, offering three weekly services and an estimate
Pittsburgh International Airport's new $1.7 billion terminal is nearing completion, set to improve passenger experience and generate significant economic benefits for the region.
Las Vegas and Los Angeles are seeing millions fewer visitors as international travelers opt for other destinations. Economic instability, political climate, and competition from Canada, Mexico, and th
China's national railway network recorded a new single-day record of 23.13 million trips on October 1, the first day of its eight-day National Day holiday, marking an almost 8% increase from last year
United Airlines will extend its daily nonstop service between Houston and Durango-La Plata County Airport in 2026, running from May 21 to August 17, an extra month to meet demand.
Canada saw record international tourism growth in the first half of 2025, driven by visitors from Iceland, Switzerland, Mexico, Brazil, France, and Ireland. Natural beauty, cultural ties, and urban at
Oregon saw a 21% drop in international tourist spending this summer, with coastal areas hit hardest. Canadian visitors, the largest group, cut spending by half, citing political reasons.
Las Vegas is experiencing a notable tourism downturn, with hotel occupancy and visitor numbers dropping for six consecutive months. Rising costs and declining international travel are impacting the ho
U.S. border states, including New England, face a significant tourism slump in 2025 as Canadian visitor numbers decline by 16.8%. Political tensions, economic factors, and changing travel preferences
U.S. tourism faces significant declines from key international markets including Canada, UK, Mexico, France, South Korea, and Germany in 2025, driven by stricter visa policies, rising costs, and immig
