U.S. Travel Association Commits to Boosting Inbound Tourism
The U.S. Travel Association has pledged to revitalize inbound tourism at a recent event. The group aims to boost international visitor arrivals through strategic initiatives.
Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 Outlines Key Tourism Growth Priorities
Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 was held in Antigua for the second consecutive year, attracting global tourism professionals. Discussions focused on growth priorities and regional industry collaboration, with Saint Kitts and Nevis showcasing their tourism advancements.
Louisiana Among States Hosting Massive IPW Tourism Events Through 2030
Louisiana joins several US states in hosting significant IPW tourism events targeting the travel, cruise, aviation, and hospitality sectors through 2030. This cooperation seeks to enhance global visitor spending without detailing specific event schedules.
Truecaller introduces travel eSIM with Telness technology
Truecaller has partnered with Telness to launch a travel eSIM that facilitates flexible international mobile data access. The product targets improved connectivity for global travelers.
OneAir Elite Lifetime Pricing Access Available for $100
OneAir now provides lifetime entry to its Elite pricing option with a one-time $100 payment. This offer aims to help travelers lock in discounted travel rates indefinitely.
Mitch Whitten Appointed CEO of Visit Fort Worth
Mitch Whitten has taken over as President and CEO of Visit Fort Worth. His appointment was made public in May 2026.
IMEX Frankfurt 2026 Boosts Global Meetings with Germany Leading Growth
IMEX Frankfurt 2026 is a major business events trade event held in Germany, highlighting the country’s leadership in the growing global meetings industry. It underscores Germany’s role amid the expanding global business events market.
New Mexico, Texas Drive U.S. Summer Tourism with Routes and Cruises
In 2026, New Mexico and Texas have become pivotal to the U.S. summer tourism surge, fueled by attractions like Route 66 and cruises. These states join others in broadening travel options nationwide.
Carnival Modernizes 23-Year-Old Ship Operating from Port Canaveral
Carnival Cruise Line has upgraded a 23-year-old ship that sails from Port Canaveral, aiming to refresh the onboard environment and keep the vessel competitive. The refurbishment emphasizes modern features to elevate passenger experience.
Port Milwaukee Sees Record Cruise Growth Boosting Great Lakes Travel
Port Milwaukee is experiencing record cruise activity as Great Lakes cruise travel revives a maritime tradition from the 19th century. This development highlights a significant growth phase for the port.
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Nine Countries Introduce Visitor Caps and Fees in 2026 to Manage Overtourism
In 2026, nine countries implemented official visitor limits and new tourism fees to regulate overtourism. Measures include Japan’s visitor redistribution and Spain’s tourist apartment license removal.
Thailand Introduces 300 Baht Tourist Entry Fee Starting in 2026
Thailand will implement a 300 baht tourist entry fee for foreign arrivals by air starting in 2026. This aligns with similar levies in Japan, Bali, and Europe aimed at funding tourism infrastructure and managing costs.
FAA ground stop diverts 29 flights at Denver International Airport on August 3, 2026
Denver International Airport experienced an FAA ground stop and diverted 29 inbound flights to Colorado Springs on August 3, 2026, amid record 102°F heat and severe weather. Passengers reported intense turbulence, with flight delays affecting nearly half of Denver's inbound and outbound flights.