Destination News

Construction is scheduled to begin in June 2026 on a dual-branded Marriott hotel in Las Vegas. This project marks a key step in expanding the city's hospitality landscape.

In 2026, ANATO and the SIC are cooperating to strengthen traveler protections in Colombia, focusing on consumer rights and tourism safety improvements.

Paraguay, Palau, and Uzbekistan are emerging as popular destinations in 2026. Travelers are increasingly choosing these underrated spots for authentic cultural experiences.

Spain is experiencing record tourism levels in 2026, driven by a shift of visitors from Middle Eastern travel spots. This change is contributing to historic highs in Spain's tourism sector.

A recent study projects that a proposed high-speed rail connecting Fort Worth and Arlington may produce billions in revenue. The report highlights the potential economic advantages tied to the route.

Alberta’s government has launched a 30-year passenger rail master plan prioritizing downtown-to-airport train routes. Edmonton and Calgary are key cities targeted for enhanced rail connections.

The Global Business Travel Association projects U.S. business travel spending to reach $538.5 billion in 2024, with an overall economic impact above $623 billion. These figures point to sustained business travel activity in the U.S.

Meliá Hotels International has become a global member of the World Travel & Tourism Council, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable tourism. The hotel group operates more than 400 properties in 46 countries and promotes greener hospitality solutions through this partnership.

Severe thunderstorms on June 8, 2026, led to extensive flight delays at Denver International Airport. A tornado warning additionally complicated operations, causing disruption for numerous passengers.

In 2025, Japan's tourism sector achieved record-breaking visitor numbers and significant growth in tourism spending. Expansion of new destinations contributed to this unprecedented growth.