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The good news for travel companies: Chinese travelers have more time to spend abroad this Golden Week. The less-good news for hotels: they have more places to spend it.
The province is chasing investors to build all-season resorts and ranches its current inventory can't offer.
Thailand is chasing higher-spending Americans, but arrivals will need to accelerate sharply to hit its 1.5 million target. Expensive flights and growing competition from Japan and Vietnam won't make that any easier.
The Duke of Sussex and founder of Travalyst wants the travel industry to prioritize the health and value of the people and places it sells — because business success relies on the longevity of those destinations.
TUI has taken the worst-case scenario off the table, but even the top range of 2026 earnings guidance will fall short of 2025.
Bahrain’s move to Malaysia creates an F1 doubleheader with Singapore — and a chance for hotels to turn two race weekends into one regional travel surge.
Sri Lanka wants more tourists, of course. But these days, it is keeping a close eye on not just how many arrive, but what they are worth beyond the arrival count.
Destinations can capitalize on hosting a Super Bowl, World Cup, or Olympics — but DMOs are often constrained to marketing around the event, not through it.
The path from online inspiration to booking isn’t linear. Travel brands say measurement is all about "incrementality."
Travel brands are letting go of the curated campaigns and heavily produced videos in favor of giving more creative control to creators.
The international guests haven't come back yet, but Ras Al Khaimah is already building luxury supply for them.
A one-time $250 million boost from Congress let Brand USA operate with a nearly fully funded budget after a dramatic cut to federal funding — but that extra funding is about to run dry.
The UK's official climate advisors just told the government that a Heathrow expansion does not work with the country’s climate goals — and if technology to bring emissions down doesn’t materialize, demand management could be on the cards.
The owner of the Banyan Tree brand has taken a majority stake in a Cape Town safari and lodge operator. The deal is asset-light, adding fee income instead of bricks, and gives Banyan a foothold in safari and nature hospitality.
The U.S. travel industry expected a banner summer for visitor numbers.
Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and stricter regulations in Argentina, more and more Russians are choosing to travel to Brazil to give birth to children, who will obtain Brazilian nationality.
