Destinations

The US tourism industry saw growth in international visitors during 2024 and 2025. In 2026, visitor numbers have declined, testing the recovery momentum.

Israel's Tourism Ministry Director-General will visit the US to advance efforts to attract more visitors. The visit aims to promote Israel as a travel destination to American tourists.

Southwest Florida's tourism sector is on a path to recovery after Hurricane Ian. Increasing luxury travel demand is playing a significant role in revitalizing the area’s visitor industry.

Leitrim Distillery is collaborating with a Sligo hotel to offer visitors curated experiences that combine Irish distilling heritage with local culinary flavors. This partnership focuses on immersive food and flavor explorations.

Cork Airport is set for an active weekend as seasonal summer flight routes restart. Travelers can expect increased passenger flow during this busy period.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026, Canada’s largest international tourism trade show, will take place in Toronto. The event is forecast to generate over $100 million in tourism sales.

ITB China 2026 convened in Shanghai with 23,500 attendees focusing on enhancing international tourism. The event highlighted efforts to strengthen global travel cooperation.

A AAA survey finds that most Michiganders plan to travel in summer 2026, demonstrating steady demand despite increasing travel costs. The survey points to continued travel interest in the state.

Portugal plans a nationwide strike on June 3, 2026, involving cabin crew and public transport workers. Up to 500 flights and numerous bus and train services may be disrupted.

Nashville’s Hutton Hotel has undergone a significant renovation and joined Marriott's Tribute Portfolio. The boutique hotel now participates in Marriott Bonvoy loyalty benefits.