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Colombia triumphs at Cannes Lions, winning Gold, Silver, and Bronze for tourism campaigns spotlighting biodiversity, hidden gems, and sustainable travel innovation.
Mount Semeru eruption in East Java disrupts travel and claims lives. Tourists urged to avoid volcanic zones amid ongoing seismic risks and recovery efforts.
Thailand now classifies cannabis flower as a controlled substance. Tourists may only use it with medical prescriptions. Recreational use remains illegal.
Plamondon Hospitality’s Landmark Hotel and Conference Center Set to Transform Downtown Frederick, Maryland
American Airlines adds 8 new destinations in 2025, including Edinburgh, South Caicos, and Puerto Escondido, boosting global connectivity and leisure travel.
Bulgaria aims to rival Spain, Turkey, and Greece in tourism with new flights, upgraded hotels, competitive pricing, and strategic marketing across Europe.
Azamara Cruises unveils 2026 Alaska and Canadian Rockies Cruisetours, combining small-ship sailing, scenic rail, and cultural adventures across North America.
Canada’s travel freeze reduces U.S. tourism in 2025, as key states like New York, Texas, and Hawaii see steep declines in Canadian visitors and spending.
Fresno County tourism thrives in 2025, attracting U.S. travelers from Atlanta to Seattle with parks, food, and sports while California sees overall decline.
Indonesia aims to exceed pre-pandemic tourism levels in 2025 with record visitor spending, sustainable growth, and major hotel expansions beyond Bali.
Wizz Air earns fifth straight title as the world’s most sustainable low-cost airline, leading green aviation with SAF adoption and ultra-efficient fleet upgrades.
Cape Town tourism thrives with new luxury hotels—Quay 7 and revamped Table Bay—injecting R2 billion into V&A Waterfront’s ultra-luxury travel scene.
