Tourism News

Here's how the top destinations on social media are winning this month.

As Latin American countries grow as destinations, it is in the interests of properties and review sites like TripAdvisor to generate more reviews from Latin America travelers to really round out the perspective.

There's no question that smart precautions are needed to thwart the negative effects of overcrowding. The hard part is to start planning for this before the crowds have arrived. These important films will help you see what happens if you wait too long to implement regulations.

World Tourism Day attempts to spark a conversation about the real-world impact tourism has on communities and the environment without doing enough to follow through and translate that conversation into change.

Building lots of luxury properties can get people excited, even if the number of entrants don't make sense when viewed in aggregate.

Although maybe not representative of an entire country's travel habits, Facebook's data contains insights for travel marketers looking to reach new markets or refine their social strategies.

Sustainable tourism, while looking nice on paper, is still extremely difficult to execute making Basecamp's approach to integrate a business and non-profit is one worth examining.

Mobile maps are great for navigating from point A to B, but don't give travelers a sense of place quite like a large printed map. High demand at visitor centers suggests tourists are looking for information and context before exploring on their own.

Figure out some simple, creative ways to surprise and delight visitors, and you're creating powerful positive memories–ones they're likely to share with friends.

Content plays a major role in the museum's rapid visitor growth, but its use of technology to engage and educate people before and during their visits will set new precedents for attractions to come.