Tourism News delivers timely updates on sustainable travel trends, destination developments, hospitality expansions, tourism policy changes and exclusive insights to inspire your next journey.
Navigate Labor Day on I‑70 with ease: expert timing, safety tips, and road‑ready prep to avoid traffic and stay secure during your mountain-bound road trip.
Montreal surges to fifth place among Canada’s most-visited cities in 2025, drawing travelers with world-class festivals, culinary variety, and vibrant neighborhoods.
Amtrak’s Mardi Gras Service launches Aug 18, reviving Mobile–New Orleans rail with $15 fares, Wi‑Fi, café car, and daily departures—boosting Gulf Coast travel.
Canada issues travel guidance urging vigilance across key global destinations—from crime and shortages to terrorism threats—for safer, well-informed journeys.
Discover 13 global destinations where taking selfies or photos can result in fines or legal trouble—from sacred sites to wildlife zones and sensitive locations.
Amsterdam locals protest overtourism as overcrowded streets, rising rents and loss of authenticity spark urgent city measures and calls for sustainable tourism.
Unmissable offer: £119 gets you Eurostar travel and a central 4-star hotel stay in Paris’s atmospheric Marais—chic, historic, and effortlessly romantic.
Carnival Panorama slot listed briefly as a Gulf of California storm struck, yet swift crew response restored calm and itinerary continued smoothly.
Tourism in the U.S. shows resilience with domestic demand buoying the sector, even as consumer confidence dips and inbound travel slows under economic uncertainty.
Embark on a South American adventure in 2027 with Carnival Firenze. Explore Santiago, Buenos Aires, Rio, Maceio, and more on immersive, scenic cruises
Major cruise lines in Europe and Asia complete summer upgrades, enhancing safety, comfort, and luxury for travelers ahead of the upcoming cruise season.
Tourism in New York’s border counties slows dramatically in 2025 after 2024 highs, with drops in Canadian visitors and spending across Erie, Niagara, and more.
