EF Ultimate Break has introduced a new College Break collection aimed at travelers aged 18 to 24, offering affordable, immersive group trips designed specifically for Gen Z students.
Several European countries have warned their citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Minneapolis, citing protests, political tensions, and public safety concerns.
Greenland is experiencing a notable rise in international travel interest, with Air Greenland reporting strong booking growth from the U.S., the U.K., and Germany beyond traditional peak seasons.
Global Hotel Alliance delivered a standout year in 2025, with record revenue, rising loyalty engagement, and strong international travel demand reshaping the independent hotel landscape.
A new UN Tourism report highlights the world’s fastest-growing destinations in 2025, with strong rebounds across Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe.
U.S. travel agencies crossed a historic milestone in 2025, generating more than $100 billion in airline ticket sales despite uneven demand and softer consumer confidence.
The U.S. government has announced an indefinite pause on immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries, signaling a major shift in immigration policy with broad implications for global travel, migration, and international relations.
Royal Caribbean has canceled all visits to its private destination in Labadee, Haiti, through the end of 2026, citing ongoing security risks and shifting affected itineraries to alternative Caribbean ports.
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.
The latest Henley Passport Index reveals which nationalities offer the greatest travel freedom in 2026, highlighting shifting global mobility and diplomatic influence.
A proposed Senate bill would require Americans with dual citizenship to give up one nationality, potentially reshaping travel, identity, and global mobility for millions.
Brazil welcomed a record nine million international visitors in 2025, surpassing national targets and previous highs as tourism spending and arrivals surged across key regions.
Uzbekistan will allow U.S. citizens to enter visa-free for up to 30 days starting January 1, a move expected to significantly boost American travel to Central Asia.