Articles tagged “tourism”

Norway’s new fjord rules show how tourism and regulation can collide, and maybe even collaborate, to drive environmental change.

Americans are back on the road — guided by experiences, wooed by AI, wary of hidden fees, and booking wherever the value clicks.

At a time when international arrivals to the U.S. are already slumping, these hefty additional fees will be one more reason not to visit. There are cheaper places to travel to with less hassle.

Every president wants lower interest rates – they keep voters happy. It’s the Fed’s job to ignore that. But financial markets may have already accepted where this is heading.

Jordan just had its best six months for tourism since records began, but officials say the country is still being held back by regional tensions. 

Expect to hear more this earnings season about the wealth gap. Overall spending may be sluggish, but high-income households are still traveling and hotels and airlines are doubling down on this group.

Bad Bunny is a huge draw for his connection to the island and his support of the local economy.

The U.S. inbound tourism recovery is stalling, not strengthening. June's roughly 3% year-over-year decline masks the real story: overseas arrivals remain stuck at just 80% of 2019 levels, six years after the pandemic.

The Skift Travel Health Index reveals a period of balanced growth in global travel, despite challenges in the hotel sector.

At a time when the lines between aviation, tourism, infrastructure, and trade are blurring, Kant’s track record suggests he won’t just be a name on the IndiGo board.