Las Vegas is holding its inaugural city-wide ‘Fabulous 5-Day Sale’ from September 22-26, offering steep discounts on hotels, food, shows, and more to reignite tourism after a slow summer.
Venice will reimpose its daytripper fee in 2026 on selected Fridays to Sundays during April through July, extending the number of fee-days and reinforcing measures to manage overtourism.
In 2025, Thailand is facing a steep drop in foreign visitor numbers. The government has launched emergency schemes including free domestic flights, tourist vouchers, off-season campaigns, and more to restore tourism momentum.
Visit Florida partners with Margaritaville and Grammy-winner Mac McAnally in the new ‘Live More Floridays’ campaign, inviting visitors to rediscover the state’s hidden gems and slow-travel experiences.
In October 2025, travel opens up in many parts of the world – crisp autumn colors, cultural festivals, and warm beaches make Japan, New England, Mexico, and others must-see destinations this month.
Roger Federer and Halle Berry star in Switzerland Tourism’s fall campaign – showcasing colorful foliage, scenic train rides, and culinary delights that make autumn one of the best seasons to visit.
Get ready for a big jump in Vienna’s tourist tax – from 3.2% to 8.5% of room costs starting December 1, 2025. This means visitors will pay significantly more for accommodation, especially during the popular holiday season.
Discover the safest cities in Europe to visit in 2025, as ranked by Numbeo’s Quality of Life Index and recent safety assessments.
Tokyo has topped the 2025 Work from Anywhere Barometer, earning its spot as the world’s most ideal city for blending work and travel – thanks to its high-speed internet, transport, safety, culture, and new digital nomad visa.
Travel experts have revealed the most beautiful beaches in the world for 2025. From the pink sands of Indonesia to the icy landscapes of Iceland, discover the beaches you need to visit this year.
Tourism Australia has revived its iconic ‘Come and Say G’Day’ branding with a $130 million campaign featuring celebrity ambassadors, regional storytelling, and immersive cultural themes to attract global travelers.
Barcelona will reduce the number of cruise ships allowed to dock by closing several terminals and cutting port capacity – a move to combat overtourism and protect residents’ quality of life.
From bike-friendly capitals to lakeside havens, these cities lead the world in quality of life, culture, and calm. Discover the top 10 destinations ranked by the Global Liveability Index 2025.
In 2025, the Happy City Index highlights ten cities—Copenhagen, Zurich, Singapore, Aarhus, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Munich, Wellington, and Helsinki—that lead the way in sustainability, innovation, and quality of life.