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Janice Sears becomes Interim CEO at Sonder following Marriott integration, signaling a bold new era for the hospitality disruptor across key global markets.
Luxury travel in 2025 remains resilient despite economic volatility, with shifts toward domestic U.S. road trips and immersive international experiences in Europe and Asia.
Eurostar services linking London, Paris, Brussels restored after major June disruption caused by fatal accident and cable theft. Expect delays; plan travel accordingly.
Brazil, Paraguay, Chile, and Gambia lead a global tourism surge, outpacing U.S. growth. Affordable adventures and authentic escapes drive the 2025 travel revolution.
Southern Europe’s overtourism sparks protests and regulatory actions in Spain, Venice, Barcelona. New sustainable travel strategies emerge to protect locals and heritage.
US tightens visa vetting and social media screening to combat fentanyl trafficking, while resuming student visa processing to boost security and academic travel.
Delta Air Lines grounds flights at Atlanta Airport after a powerful storm causes over 1,000 delays and 170 cancellations during July Fourth travel peak.
UK travelers to Spain, France, Greece, and Schengen countries must adhere to new 90-day visa-free limits or risk up to a three-year ban post-Brexit. Plan carefully!
A critical radar outage at Milan’s Area Control Centre in June 2025 caused massive flight disruptions across northern Italy, grounding nearly 350 flights at Malpensa, Bergamo, Turin, and beyond.
Colorado teams up with Tennessee, New Mexico, Utah, Illinois, and Massachusetts to attract more US tourists this July Fourth, driving tourism growth and economic gains.
Canada teams with Europe to attract US tourists this July Fourth, driving tourism revenue growth and reshaping 2025 Independence Day travel trends globally.
Caribbean nations join Canada, UK, Italy, Spain & more in a powerful alliance to boost July Fourth tourism, attracting millions of American travelers in 2025.
