Rome Introduces Trevi Fountain Entry Fee
Rome will introduce a €2 entry fee for tourists to access the Trevi Fountain's immediate area starting February 1, as part of efforts to manage overtourism.
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Port Canaveral Becomes Busiest Cruise Homeport
Port Canaveral has become the world's busiest cruise homeport, surpassing PortMiami with over 8.6 million passengers in FY 2025, driven by strategic investments and increased demand.
#Port Canaveral#PortMiami#Cruise Industry
US National Parks to Charge Foreign Visitors $100 Entry Fee
International visitors to 10 major U.S. national parks, including Yellowstone, will face a new $100 per-person entry fee starting January 1.
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United Parks Attendance and Revenue Fall in Third Quarter
United Parks & Resorts, parent company of SeaWorld and Busch Gardens, reports a 3.4% drop in attendance and a 6.2% decline in revenue for Q3 2025.
#United Parks & Resorts#SeaWorld#Busch Gardens
Memphis Acquires Sheraton Hotel for $22 Million
Memphis has acquired the downtown Sheraton Hotel for $22 million, a taxpayer investment to support the Renasant Convention Center. The 600-room hotel requires an estimated $250 million renovation to a
#Memphis#Sheraton Hotel#Hotel Renovation
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Grand Egyptian Museum Fully Opens to Public
Cairo's Grand Egyptian Museum has fully opened its doors, showcasing all 5,600 artifacts from King Tutankhamun's tomb and an 11-foot Ramses II statue.
#Grand Egyptian Museum#Cairo#Egypt
Nantucket Voters Face Short-Term Rental Debate
Nantucket voters will decide on two measures regarding short-term rentals, impacting the island's housing and economy. One proposal seeks to limit rentals for residents, while another aims to preserve
#Nantucket#Short-Term Rentals#Housing Crisis
Xinjiang Tourism Surges Amid Human Rights Concerns
China's Xinjiang region is experiencing a massive tourism boom, drawing 300 million visitors in 2024 amid ongoing international concerns over human rights.
#Xinjiang#China#Tourism
MGM Resorts Addresses Las Vegas Price Concerns
MGM Resorts CEO Bill Hornbuckle admitted high prices hurt Las Vegas's image, contributing to a 7% revenue drop in Q3 2025. The company is implementing price corrections and remains optimistic about fu
#MGM Resorts#Las Vegas#Tourism
Caesars Extends Las Vegas Resident Perks Through Holidays
Caesars Entertainment extends free parking, dining, and attraction discounts for Nevada residents through December 25, responding to a slowdown in Las Vegas business.
#Caesars Entertainment#Las Vegas#Nevada Residents
Record October Snowstorm Buries Southern Iceland
An unseasonably severe and record-breaking snowstorm has hit southern Iceland, causing widespread travel disruption, flight cancellations, and stranding tourists.
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American and Canadian Travelers: Key Differences Abroad
Exploring the distinct travel behaviors of Americans and Canadians abroad, from 'flag jacking' to differences in directness, volume, and cultural expectations, according to travel professionals and ac
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