When the Rain Doesn’t Stop: How New Year’s Weather Impacts Tourism—and How Local Businesses Adapt
For many destinations, New Year’s celebrations represent one of the most important tourism moments of the year. Fireworks, outdoor concerts, […]
Tourism in Transition: Why Kalamazoo Saw a Dip in 2025—and Why a Strong Rebound Is Expected by 2027
Kalamazoo, Michigan, has long positioned itself as a vibrant mid-sized destination known for its arts scene, craft brewing culture, outdoor
Tourism in Transition: How the Travel Industry Is Adapting to Sustain Strong Performance
Global tourism has entered a new phase. After the dramatic disruptions of recent years, travel demand has returned — but
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Why Travel Will Cost More in 2026: How Tourist Taxes Are Reshaping Global Vacations
Travel in 2026 is set to become noticeably more expensive in several of the world’s most popular destinations. Governments from
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Brazil’s Tourism Surge: Why 9 Million Foreign Visitors in 2025 Marks a Turning Point
Brazil is experiencing one of its strongest tourism rebounds in decades. With around 9 million foreign visitors expected in 2025,
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Can a Tourist Tax Protect Nature? Exploring the Debate, Global Examples, and Practical Challenges
In communities where breathtaking natural landscapes are a cornerstone of everyday life and local economies alike, the impact of visitors
Into the Polar Bear Capital of the World: A Deeper Look at Churchill’s Iconic Arctic Safaris
Every autumn, the remote town of Churchill, Manitoba becomes one of the most extraordinary wildlife destinations on Earth. As polar
Uzbekistan’s Tourism Surge: How the Silk Road Nation Became One of the World’s Fastest-Growing Destinations
Uzbekistan has quietly emerged as one of the world’s fastest-growing tourism destinations, earning global recognition for its rapid rise in
A New Frontier for Inclusion: Blue Origin’s Space Tourism Flight With the First Wheelchair User
Blue Origin’s latest space tourism mission marks a historic milestone — not just for commercial spaceflight, but for accessibility and
Hawaiʻi’s Tourism Rebrand: New Face, Old Story? Inside the Debate Over Authenticity, Culture, and Change
Hawaiʻi’s tourism industry is once again attempting a reset. With Makana Eyre, a Native Hawaiian cultural practitioner and communicator, stepping