Tourism News

The Africa to Middle East corridor might represent the most transformational opportunity in global tourism if developed thoughtfully. And in 7 days, the industry leaders who can make it happen will gather at Skift Global Forum East in Abu Dhabi.

Indians are redefining what leisure travel means to them. They're not ditching their families, but they're also attuned to their needs for time alone to relax.

Travelers demand experiences more than ever before, and Berlin-based online travel agency GetYourGuide is cashing in.

As the U.S. and Spain see tourism demand soar, destination marketers are shifting from promotion to curation. In the AI age, whoever shapes the algorithm shapes the itinerary.

Finland and Italy are approaching sustainability from different angles, but both see responsible travel not as an add-on — it’s the future. With U.S. travelers stepping in to fill critical gaps, the transatlantic connection just got even more strategic.

The transatlantic travel market doesn’t need more visitors – it needs better-distributed ones. Europe is doubling down on responsible tourism, and the U.S. traveler holds the key.

Middle East travelers are blending faith, family, and digital sophistication to redefine what meaningful, modern travel looks like.

Brand USA’s latest tourism campaign comes on the heels of a tough start to the year: an 80% cut in federal funding for the organization and the first decline in overseas visits in five years.

Hosting the World Cup isn’t cheap. Some cities are exploring hotel tax increases to help cover the costs.

The global car rental sector is a resilient $92 billion market, driven by leisure travel, with the Americas being the largest market. The sector is rapidly digitizing with 74% of bookings online, with direct bookings driving as much traction as intermediaries.