Tourism News

Miami's neighborhood video series illustrates best practices in digital destination content delivery and overall branding development to define the essence of place.

The biggest takeaway is that travel in China is by and large domestic with only the wealthy 5% of Chinese able to afford travel to places like Europe or the U.S., and these charts outline some of that.

Close ties between Hollywood and aviation date back many decades. The more recent trend of actors as formal brand ambassadors helps align the airline brand with the star’s persona. With the right selection of stars, it’s an association which can really pay off.

It's arguably easier to travel by yourself, and plan that travel, than in the past and that goes for U.S. travelers of all ages.

Technology promises to improve the passenger experience around the world, with projects ongoing in every region, but dramatic growth in Asia makes it the perfect testing ground for cutting-edge programs.

Though not as popular as other Caribbean islands, Haiti has been a tourist destination for decades but with the 2010 earthquake, key players on the ground consider the past year as the starting point for tourism in the country and the Haitian diaspora is leading this charge.

What travelers search for and what they actually book are horses of different colors and these insights highlight exactly how that plays out around the world.

Mid-range hotels are taking a page out of the airline industry's book, unbundling amenities and allowing customers to only pay for the products and services they actually want. Could this "pick and pay" tactic change the way budget hotels do business?

The resumption of scheduled air service between the U.S. and Cuba is certainly not a done deal as the Obama administration hopes to carry out an end-run around probable Congressional opposition.