Starting March 2026, Kyoto will implement Japan’s highest-ever hotel tax to combat overtourism and protect the city’s cultural heritage.
Los Cabos has unveiled its ‘Where the Land Ends, Your Story Begins’ campaign, inviting travelers to experience the region’s natural beauty, culture, and wellness in new transformative ways.
Nobu Hospitality has debuted its first Italian property with Nobu Hotel Roma, blending Japanese minimalism with timeless Roman elegance.
Tenerife has introduced a new eco-tax as record-breaking tourism numbers put growing pressure on the Canary Islands’ environment and local communities.
Air Canada will introduce free beer, wine, and snacks in economy cabins starting this fall, aiming to elevate passenger experience on select routes.
Numa Group has introduced Native by Numa, a new premium brand offering high-touch lifestyle hospitality experiences across major European cities.
ChatGPT now allows users to connect directly with Booking.com and Expedia inside the app, making travel planning faster, easier, and more interactive.
Spirit Airlines will cut 87 planes from its fleet as part of a major restructuring effort. The move is expected to reshape operations and reduce costs during its ongoing bankruptcy process.
Universal Orlando will reopen the Stardust Racers ride just weeks after a tragic accident, with new safety measures and operational reviews in place.
Avelo Airlines has introduced ‘Avelo Plus,’ a new membership program designed to offer travelers added flexibility, savings, and exclusive benefits.
At 35, Cepee Tabibian left Texas for Spain in search of a slower, more fulfilling life. Today, she inspires others to make the same leap.
A European destination management company has unveiled a luxury tour operator brand, debuting with curated itineraries across France, Italy, Spain, and beyond.
British Airways will launch nonstop flights between London and St. Louis, Missouri in 2026, reconnecting the Midwestern city to Europe with a direct transatlantic link.
Southwest Airlines is set to expand its network with a new route to Anchorage, Alaska, beginning in 2026, connecting the “Great Land” to more U.S. travelers.
The U.S. Travel Association’s latest forecast shows steady travel growth in 2025 but warns of potential risks to the economy and job market.