Tourism News

Travel warnings signal areas with long-term chronic concerns for U.S. citizens so they're less about informing travelers and more about maintaining status updates on already controversial areas.

City residents are crossing their fingers that they won't have to battle with tourists for these seats out of town.

The number of Airbnb guests will continuing rising in cities as travelers become more comfortable with the site but across the board it's still in the minority for accommodation types people choose.

Worth every penny.

Even the most well-known, and well-funded destinations would like more money to fuel their international marketing efforts, making partnerships the only feasible way to get there.

It will be interesting to see if more countries contract out large content marketing programs to established media companies, especially without any editorial oversight as was the case here with Switzerland.

If someone can find us a positive story about Thailand tourism we'll give them $20. Heck, make it $50, since we know we won't have to pay up any time soon.

International visitors are definitely attractive for the cash they're willing to drop on travel but destinations' domestic markets often have much more spending power and shouldn't be slighted.

Ensuring travel providers such as travel agents and airlines understand what your destination has to offer has proved to be just as important as reaching the actual traveler in the Brazilian and Chinese markets.

Travel Channel is working hard to recreate its image and new concepts like these are what could turn those efforts into actual eyeballs.