After more than a century of construction, Barcelona’s Sagrada Família enters its final symbolic phase as the monumental cross atop the Tower of Jesus Christ is assembled.
Several European countries have warned their citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Minneapolis, citing protests, political tensions, and public safety concerns.
A new UN Tourism report highlights the world’s fastest-growing destinations in 2025, with strong rebounds across Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe.
Japan welcomed a record number of international visitors in 2025, even as arrivals from China fell sharply late in the year amid rising diplomatic tensions.
The announcement of BTS’s comeback world tour has triggered a surge in flight and hotel searches worldwide, highlighting the growing power of live music to drive travel.
New travel data for 2026 shows travelers rethinking how they plan, pay for, and experience trips, with AI, short getaways, wellness, and flexibility shaping the year ahead.
Italy leads global travel demand in 2025, with Rome among the most booked cities, while Japan, Egypt, and island destinations highlight shifting patterns in luxury, value, and long-stay travel.
G Adventures and National Geographic Expeditions have unveiled a new collection of high-end Signature itineraries that blend expert-led exploration, rare access, and immersive luxury across 28 global destinations.
ASTA and major travel industry partners are calling for greater commission transparency after Norwegian Cruise Line eliminated non-commissionable fares, marking a potential turning point for advisor compensation.
BTS’s massive 2026–2027 comeback tour is shaping up to be one of the most powerful drivers of international travel, turning concert dates into global tourism events.
Donald Trump’s return to the White House is reshaping international travel patterns, with political rhetoric, security concerns and foreign policy tensions influencing where – and whether – travelers choose to go.
Morocco and Egypt emerged as Africa’s top travel destinations in 2025, setting new tourism records as air connectivity, cultural investments, and global events fueled visitor growth.
Federal government shutdowns deliver immediate and costly consequences for U.S. travel, with a new study estimating $6.1 billion in losses from a single 43-day disruption.
From historic port cities to remote frontiers, The New York Times’ 2026 list highlights destinations shaped by culture, sustainability, and global change.
U.S. airlines are working to restore Caribbean schedules after temporary airspace restrictions caused hundreds of cancellations and stranded tens of thousands of travelers during the peak holiday period.