Tourism News

Michigan legislators have passed a law granting Mackinac Island Authority the ability to regulate ferry pricing. This local control aims to enhance the management of transportation and tourism on the island.

Kansas City’s barbecue restaurants are expanding their operations in anticipation of increased visitor numbers from the FIFA World Cup 2026. The city's barbecue scene is bracing for a surge in patronage tied to the event.

The IPW 2026 travel trade event ended in Fort Lauderdale with around 5,000 participants. The conference continues to play a central role in promoting inbound tourism to the U.S.

A May 2026 U.S. Travel event united industry leaders in a commitment to reviving inbound tourism. The focus was on strategies to enhance international travel experiences and address sector challenges.

Saint Kitts and Nevis were prominently featured at Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 in Antigua, showcasing significant tourism growth. The event highlighted innovative destination upgrades and strong industry participation.

Fort Myers is seeing a swift recovery in tourism in 2026. Local authorities anticipate a considerable increase in visitors tied to the upcoming 2026 World Cup.

Tourism revenue in Monterey County reached a record $3.3 billion, marking a complete recovery for the sector. This milestone highlights renewed growth following the pandemic.

Japan saw nearly four million international visitors in April 2026 amid the cherry blossom season. Tourist numbers remained strong despite challenges from geopolitical tensions.

In 2026, Dubrovnik, Lisbon, Helsinki, and Valletta are leading Europe’s authentic travel trend by showcasing scenic views and genuine local experiences. These cities highlight the continent’s focus on meaningful cultural escapes.

Colombia is gaining recognition as a key regional leader in the meetings and conventions industry. Improvements in infrastructure are helping the country attract more business tourism and global events.