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Rising tourism taxes in Greece, Italy, UK, Mexico, and more are prompting travelers to alter 2025 plans. Learn how shifting fees are reshaping global tourism.
Advantage Travel Partnership debuts Cruise Collection 2025, a comprehensive B2B/B2C guide helping UK travel agents and customers explore top cruise experiences.
The US issues urgent travel advisories for Brazil, India, Mexico, Bolivia, and Colombia, detailing critical crime risks, border dangers, and regional hazards.
Starting in 2025, UK travelers will face increased visa costs for Europe due to new EU regulations, including the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS).
Fort Lauderdale joins top US destinations for July 4th travel surge. The city, once overshadowed by Miami, is now a rising star attracting thousands of tourists.
The US revises its travel advisory for South Africa, urging caution due to crime and unrest, amid tensions over diplomatic ties and recent political discussions.
JetBlue announces route cuts and new services to optimize its network, focusing on profitable routes and expanding premium offerings to meet evolving travel demands.
Weather-related incidents challenge cruise ships, including Celebrity Edge in Juneau. Captains prove adept at handling rough seas. Norwegian Cruise Line faces setbacks.
A deadly ice collapse in Naran, Pakistan, kills three tourists, highlighting the urgent need for better safety measures in the country’s high-risk natural tourism areas.
India aims to elevate Odisha as a global tourism and cultural hub, with a strategic focus on its rich heritage, in collaboration with filmmaker Nandita Das.
Venice grapples with overtourism as Jeff Bezos’s $10M wedding sparks protests and local outrage. Anti-tourism movements grow as the city faces a tipping point.
Canada’s tourism industry launches ad campaigns in US border states to boost American tourism after a 10% dip in visits, targeting budget-conscious travelers.
