Utah Tourism Economy Hits Record $13.7 Billion as Visitors Spend More Despite Weaker Visitation
Utah’s tourism industry reached a remarkable milestone in 2025: visitors generated a record $13.7 billion in economic activity, even as
Russia Is Promoting North Korea as a New Tourism Hotspot But Few Russians Are Making the Trip
North Korea has beaches, new resorts and growing travel links with Russia. What it doesn’t have is a large pool
How Languages Disappear: The Global Struggle to Preserve Human Voices, Cultures, and Identity
A language can disappear quietly. There may be no dramatic moment when the final word is spoken, no headline announcing
Swiss Tourist’s Bali Prison Sentence Puts Nyepi—and the Limits of Cultural Misunderstanding—Under the Spotlight
A Swiss tourist’s one-year prison sentence in Bali has become a powerful warning to international travelers: some local traditions are
Europe’s Frontline Tourism Crisis: Seven EU Countries Seek Brussels Funding as War Fears Keep Visitors Away
Europe’s tourism map is being reshaped by geopolitics. As security concerns linked to Russia’s war against Ukraine continue to influence
Hawaii Wants to Become More Than a Tourist Paradise: Can Startups Build the State’s Next Economy?
Hawaii has spent generations perfecting the tourism business. Now, with visitor growth losing momentum and living costs continuing to squeeze
Tourists Swept Down Thai Waterfall in Terrifying Flash Flood: What Travelers Need to Know About Sudden Water Surges
A peaceful waterfall can turn into a deadly trap in minutes. That is the warning behind a terrifying incident in
Why Do Locals Sometimes Stare at American Tourists? The Small Cultural Mistakes That Can Make Travelers Stand Out
Sometimes you don’t realize you’re behaving like a tourist until everyone around you starts looking at you. That is the
Coolcation Boom: Cooler Destinations Are Attracting Tourists, But Can Nature Handle the Crowds?
Europe’s tourism map is quietly being redrawn by climate change. As southern destinations bake under increasingly intense summer heat, travelers
Tiny Tourism: Can Smaller, Slower Travel Really Be the Antidote to Mass Tourism?
What if the future of travel isn’t about seeing more—but seeing less, more deeply? For decades, the tourism industry operated
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