World Cup 2030 and 2034 Will Make Tournament Travel Wilder Than Ever
The 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups will push tournament travel into new territory, from six-country hosting to Saudi Arabia’s futuristic stadium plans.
The 2030 and 2034 FIFA World Cups will push tournament travel into new territory, from six-country hosting to Saudi Arabia’s futuristic stadium plans.
Cabo Verde’s surprise World Cup run is giving the West African island nation a rare global spotlight, with travel searches rising after its historic tournament debut.
AAA expects a record 72.2 million Americans to travel during the July 4 holiday period, with cruising, trains and buses showing the fastest growth.
Spain welcomed 26.5 million international visitors in the first four months of the year, keeping the country on track for another record tourism season.
Tripadvisor has agreed to sell TheFork to American Express for $700 million, sharpening its focus on Viator and the broader travel experiences market.
People Inc. has proposed buying the rest of MGM Resorts in a deal valuing the casino operator at more than $18 billion, adding to a wave of gaming sector consolidation.
Iceland has overtaken Switzerland as the world’s most expensive country, with tourism, housing and high service costs adding pressure to everyday prices.
Caesars Entertainment has agreed to be acquired by Fertitta Entertainment in a deal valued at $17.6 billion, including assumed debt.
Sarajevo has been named Europe’s cheapest city break for 2026, as Eastern European destinations dominate the latest Post Office City Costs Barometer.
Travel in 2026 is being shaped by rising costs, climate concerns, major events and a stronger desire for flexible, meaningful trips.