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Europe's tourism sector is set for 6.2% growth in 2026, driven by a 28% surge in Chinese visitors as travel from the United States shows signs of slowing.
Japan welcomed a record 42.7 million foreign visitors last year, surpassing 40 million for the first time. Tourist spending hit ¥9.5 trillion, boosting the economy. Officials address overtourism and p
The cruise industry is set for a major expansion in 2026, with 14 new ocean-going ships adding over 30,000 berths at a cost exceeding $10 billion. New luxury brands like Four Seasons and Orient Expres
Global travel is shifting towards immersive experiences, with demand expected to surpass pre-pandemic levels by 2026. Travelers seek personal growth through nature, wellness, and cultural deep dives,
Canadian tourist numbers are declining across several Caribbean destinations in 2025, including the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Cuba, due to shifting travel preferences and economic factors.
Travel is evolving beyond sightseeing, with new trends focusing on authentic experiences, sustainable practices, and personalized, stress-free journeys. Travelers are embracing secondary cities, off-p
A 2025 global travel survey names Japan the world's top destination, revealing a major shift towards authentic, sustainable, and experience-driven tourism.
A new report names the Netherlands the world's safest travel destination for 2026, overtaking longtime leader Iceland as traveler priorities shift.
New Google data for 2025 holiday travel shows booking flights early can save money. Thanksgiving flights are cheapest 35 days out, Christmas 51 days out. Columbia, South Carolina, is a top Thanksgivin
Hawaii travel costs have surged, with hotels, flights, and activities doubling in price. This rise forces visitors to rethink their trips, seeking value and making trade-offs, shifting traditional tra
New reports from Expedia and Booking.com forecast 2026 travel trends, highlighting a shift towards rural "farm charm" escapes, media-inspired "set-jetting," and book-themed "romantasy" trips.
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
