Tourism News

The power of the outbound Chinese traveler should not be underestimated.

The surge in passport renewals won't affect U.S. applicants too severely.

The $300 million lawsuit has drawn attention from Virgin's plans to "make waves" in the cruise industry. Now the focus will shift to whether Virgin Cruises can deliver on that promise.

When planning marketing campaigns for the LGBT community it's important to remember that each letter of the acronym represents a different identity. Each identity has its own travel preferences just like any other group, from where they prefer to stay to where they like to spend their money.

America's transportation infrastructure is in serious need of help. At this point, only Democratic candidates have articulated substantive proposals for fixing it.

For Andrew Zimmern, food has always been the filter through which he discovers and explores destinations around the globe. As culinary tourism evolves, so do business strategies across all sectors of travel that are using food as the a magnet to attract travelers.

Fathom is drumming up good press for the cruise industry, but will enough people really pay a premium to devote their vacation to volunteering? Probably not at first.

Drones can deliver unmatched footage of destinations which can inspire travel. A project on this magnitude is unprecedented and will be hard to beat, though no doubt others will try. We'll take this as the new airline marketing trend that heralds the end of novelty airline safety videos, thanks!

Tonight's big reveal of Tourism Australia's new video marketing drive suggests that the bureau is losing focus of what makes the country special, devolving instead into a Bloomingdale's summer catalog.

How Turkey Home utilized clever targeting, hashtag experimentation, and aspirational video content to become one of the most popular destination pages on Facebook.