The U.S. has lifted temporary restrictions in Mexico after recent unrest, with flights resuming normal schedules and embassies operating as usual.
Italy will introduce a fully digital visa system and expand biometric border checks from mid-2026, reshaping entry procedures for travelers.
New data from Arival and Phocuswright shows the global travel experiences sector is set to reach $342 billion by 2029.
Barcelona raises its tourist tax to among the highest in Europe, directing part of the revenue toward affordable housing.
TourRadar introduces Hosted Trips, enabling creators and travel agents to turn audiences into bookable multi-day departures.
Authorities urge travelers in parts of Mexico to shelter in place after cartel violence disrupts flights and road access in key destinations.
A powerful winter storm has canceled thousands of flights and placed more than 20 million people at risk across the U.S. Northeast.
ASTA invites advisors to self-nominate for its 2026 Travel Advisor of the Year Award, recognizing creative and exceptional client service.
Chicago has officially designated Navy Pier as the new eastern starting point of Route 66, creating a symbolic pier-to-pier journey from Lake Michigan to the Pacific.
A new survey finds that nearly one in four couples consider themselves incompatible travel partners, with budgets, bedtimes and itineraries driving the biggest tensions.
Orange Travel and Selectour have launched a strategic partnership to offer travelers preferential eSIM connectivity rates at the time of booking, expanding distribution across 1,000 agencies.
BTS’ 2026 global tour is driving a surge in flight and hotel demand worldwide, reinforcing concert tourism as a major force in this year’s travel economy.
DNA testing is reshaping travel trends, inspiring members of the African diaspora to explore ancestral roots in West Africa through curated heritage tours.
China’s annual Lunar New Year travel rush is underway, with a record 9.5 billion trips expected as millions endure long journeys home for the Spring Festival.
In 2026, Barcelona enters a defining chapter shaped by architecture, global events, and large-scale urban projects that place culture and city life at the center of its international identity.