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.
Spain has withdrawn 53,000 illegal tourist flats from official registers as part of a crackdown aimed at reducing overtourism and strengthening the permanent rental market in cities and tourist regions.
Vietnam will require electronic IDs and biometric check-in at most airports from December 1, 2025, making air travel more seamless and less dependent on staffed counters for most travellers.
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.
France faces significant travel disruption as ‘Block Everything’ protests spread nationwide in response to austerity proposals under the new prime minister, leaving transport and daily routines under stress.
HBO’s The White Lotus season four is set to move its signature blend of luxury, satire, and scenic drama to France – with top contenders including iconic Four Seasons properties that promise a stunning new backdrop.
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.
Overtourism remains a challenge in Venice as the city’s expanded day-tripper fee raised over €5 million in 2025, sparking debate over whether it truly curbed crowds or just generated revenue.
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.
A derailment of Lisbon’s beloved Elevador da Glória funicular at rush hour killed 17 people and injured 23, prompting national mourning and launching investigations into safety protocols.
Spain’s tourism is booming – but September is now as busy and costly as the summer. Hotel prices, tourist spending, and holiday habits have shifted, erasing the traditional ‘bargain’ phase.
From September 2025, U.S. visa applicants face in-person interviews, new integrity fees, and in some cases a refundable bond – reshaping the travel process for millions.