Tourism News

It took longer than expected, but more U.S.-based cruise lines are about to start sailing between the U.S. and Havana. We're curious how demand will hold up.

Visit California developed an integrated research and content framework to support its travel and media partners' ability to better engage luxury consumers than it can do alone on its own brand.com website and paid marketing platforms.

It looks like the trend of slow growth for travel in the United States — or no growth, in some sectors — will continue into early 2017.

Nine months in to 2016, outbound U.S. tourism is confirming our earlier position that this was going to be an excellent year for foreign travel. A strong currency helps outweigh fears of violence and even Zika.

Compelling photos are a proven way to convert consumers, but data shows it goes way beyond a pretty photo.

A typical traveler visits 34 websites over 8.5 sessions according to Clayton Reid, President & CEO of MMGY Global, a global travel marketing agency – so how can Destination Marketing Organizations give travelers a reason to visit their website?

Reading between the lines, Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure plan will likely be cobbled together from tax breaks, incentives, and little direct investment.

New York has nearly always been a hot tourist destination. Sometimes we forget that in large part, the film industry created the dreamy, thrilling, magnetic New York of our travel fantasies.

Theme parks have found success in building immersive experiences around beloved characters. We have to wonder if the Nintendo strategy provides a glimpse of how Universal will use the recently acquired DreamWorks Animation.

As a rule we shy away from holiday travel, but Tokyo in winter is something we can get behind.