Once a steadfast driver of U.S. economic growth—contributing roughly 3% of GDP—the travel and tourism sector is now posting its […]
America’s Travel Industry Faces Sharp Decline Amid Policy Headwinds and Global Backlash Read Post »
Facing a dramatic decline in international tourist arrivals and ongoing economic hardship, Cuba is turning east—toward China—in a strategic move
Cuba Looks to China to Revive Its Tourism Industry Amid Economic Struggles Read Post »
As Europe’s tourism-rebound gathers pace, a coalition of grassroots activists is planning continent-wide disruptions on June 15, 2025, to demand
Europe’s Anti-Tourism Wave: Coordinated Protests Loom on June 15 Read Post »
As spring weather smiled on England’s southwest, tourism businesses across Devon and Cornwall reported a buoyant start to the 2025
Japan’s once-booming domestic travel sector has stalled, leaving major agencies scrambling for growth opportunities. With household budgets tightening and pandemic-era
Japanese Travel Agencies Expand Abroad as Domestic Market Languishes Read Post »
On April 25, 2025, a sudden failure in the Iberian power grid plunged millions of homes and businesses across Spain
In a bid to bolster consumer spending and support its slowing economy, China has slashed the minimum purchase required for
China Cuts Minimum Purchase for Tourist Tax Refunds: A Bold Move to Stimulate Spending Read Post »
Western Iowa Tech Community College (WITCC) is charting a path for its international student-athletes beyond the playing field. This spring,
WITCC Students Bring Brazilian Children’s Literature to English-Speaking Readers Read Post »
Florida’s tourism engine is roaring—but two state bills, HB 1221 and HB 7033, threaten to stall its momentum. By diverting
Florida’s Tourism Model Is Working—Don’t Destroy It Read Post »
Wales is considering a pioneering overnight-stay levy that would charge visitors £1.30 plus VAT per night for hotels, B&Bs, and
Wales’ Proposed Tourism Tax: A Risky Economic Move or a Path to Sustainable Tourism? Read Post »