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Nepal’s Bukipatan Trail in Baglung is fast becoming a top trekking spot with its alpine meadows, mountain panoramas, and youth-driven tourism growth.
Earthquakes in Turkey, Japan, Italy, and more disrupt travel in June–July 2025. Learn how seismic events affect tourism and safety across global destinations.
Galveston Island, one of Texas’s most beloved Gulf Coast destinations, has officially launched the Galveston Destination Expert Program, a first-of-its-kind global training platform aimed at empowering travel advisors with in-depth knowledge and tools to confidently market and sell Galveston as a premier vacation destination. Powered by the TravPRO Mobile platform, a leader in digital training
Thunderstorms across the UK this weekend may cause flash floods, travel delays, and hosepipe ban extensions. What visitors and residents need to prepare for.
Dubai unveils Ciel Tower, the world’s tallest hotel, opening in late 2025 with 82 floors, sky-high dining, and record-breaking luxury in Dubai Marina.
United Airlines beats Q2 2025 earnings estimates with rising premium travel and global demand, despite domestic softness and Newark operational constraints.
Vietnam’s tourism rebounds in 2025 with over 6 million Q1 visitors. Visa reforms, rising domestic travel, and global demand fuel the nation’s tourism boom.
Australian outbound travel surges in 2025 with Bali, Japan, and Vietnam topping the list. Asia dominates as Aussies seek culture, wellness, and immersive trips.
Thailand’s tourism industry is roaring back in 2025, welcoming more than 16 million international visitors in the first six months of the year and generating 743.58 billion baht in revenue, according to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT). The sharp growth is being driven by rising travel demand from China, Malaysia, and South Korea, as
Bath and Cambridge propose tourist taxes to support infrastructure, following models in France, Italy, and Spain as visitor numbers strain local services.
Japan sees record 21.5M visitors in H1 2025, led by US, China, India, and Germany, despite a drop in arrivals from Hong Kong due to viral earthquake rumors.
Jordan joins Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Turkey, and Egypt to lead a record-breaking Middle East tourism surge fueled by global demand and joint strategy.
