Tourism News

India has the demand, albeit from within, to help tourism meet its potential. All it needs now are the policy reforms that the industry has been seeking for decades.

As immigration enforcement puts airlines, hotels, and passenger data at the center of a national conflict, the U.S. travel industry has responded with near-total silence.

Even providing a limited security role can provoke international backlash when an agency carries heavy political baggage.

Even without an official boycott, a widespread fan pullback could deal a blow to U.S. tourism.

It's unclear how recent political developments will impact Greenland's tourism strategy, which prioritizes slow growth over the kind of volume-driven interest that political attention typically generates.

We're learning more about where the park will be, but it will be several years before it's reality.

Reports of delays at Neom — often citing unnamed sources — have circulated frequently. Now we have the confirmed postponement of the Asian 2029 Asian Winter Games in Trojena.

With nearly 80% of the upcoming hotel supply concentrated in the luxury and upscale tiers, there is a need to rebalance the pipeline.

Mega sporting events are a big pull for travelers, and could help the U.S. overcome other forces keeping tourists away.

Growth may slow down to more modest levels, but the region is becoming a global travel hub for sports, tech, and entertainment.