Jamaica Plans $5 Billion Tourism Expansion as Visitor Demand Rebounds
Jamaica is moving ahead with new airline routes, a $5 billion hotel investment pipeline and stronger regional connectivity after a resilient start to 2026.
Destinations - Page 3
Discover the world one place at a time. Our Destinations category brings together the latest travel news, stories, and insider tips from cities, regions, and countries around the globe. From trending hotspots and timeless classics to under-the-radar gems, you’ll find updates, expert insights, and fresh ideas for your next journey all in one curated space.
Latest Destinations News
Spain Sets New Blue Flag Record With 794 Beaches, Marinas and Tourism Boats
Spain has received a record 794 Blue Flags for 2026, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s leading destinations for clean, safe and well-managed beach…
Aman’s Sveti Stefan Resort in Montenegro to Reopen After Five-Year Closure
Aman Sveti Stefan is preparing to reopen in Montenegro after a long closure tied to a beach access dispute, restoring one of the Adriatic’s most recognizable…
Toyota’s Woven City in Japan Is Turning the Idea of a Smart City Into a Real Travel Curiosity
Toyota’s Woven City in Japan near Mount Fuji is emerging as one of the country’s most unusual new attractions, blending robotics, AI, and autonomous mobility into…
Valletta Named Europe’s Sunniest Capital in New Ranking
Valletta has taken the top spot in a new ranking of Europe’s sunniest capitals, underlining Malta’s strong appeal for travelers chasing warm weather and year-round brightness.
Japan Raises Hotel Taxes as Overtourism Costs Start Reaching the Visitor Bill
Japan is adding and expanding local lodging taxes in 2026 as more destinations try to manage overtourism and fund infrastructure. The amounts are often modest outside…
Avanti Destinations Launches Small-Group Insider Tours Across Europe
Avanti Destinations is expanding its Europe product with new Insider Tours, a collection of small-group walking experiences in eight major cities. The move reflects rising demand…
Venice Brings Back Its Day-Tripper Fee With Higher Charges for Late Registration
Venice is again charging day visitors to enter the historic city on selected peak dates from April through July. The system is now more practical than…
Icelandair Wants a Bad Photographer to Sell One of the World’s Most Photogenic Destinations
Icelandair is offering a paid 10-day trip to Iceland for someone with no photography skills, turning bad photos into a tourism marketing angle. The campaign is…
UAE’s Transit Ban on Iranian Nationals Adds a New Shock to Gulf Travel
A new UAE restriction barring Iranian nationals from entering or transiting through Dubai adds another layer of disruption to Gulf travel. The move affects not only…
Dubrovnik’s EU Tourism Award Signals a New Model for Managing Popularity
Dubrovnik has received one of the EU’s top tourism honors after years of trying to move beyond its overtourism image. The award matters because it recognizes…
Spain’s Tourism Boom Nears 100 Million Visitors as Global Turmoil Redirects Demand
Spain is edging toward another tourism milestone as higher fuel costs and geopolitical instability push some travelers toward closer, lower-risk destinations. The upside is clear for…