Tourism will once again take center stage at the United Nations Climate Change Conference, as COP30 confirms dedicated Tourism Thematic Days scheduled for 19–20 November 2025.
The travel industry is seeing a notable uptick in destination travel advisories and safety alerts globally, marking a shift in how travellers and their agents evaluate trips.
Thailand is on track to welcome over 1.1 million American tourists by the end of 2025, signaling a strong recovery for Southeast Asia’s travel industry.
Quintana Roo, one of Mexico’s most prominent tourism destinations, is asserting its global leadership in the travel and hospitality industry through its active participation in the 2025 Cancun Travel Mart (CTM).
The state of Alaska has reported a new record for visitor arrivals during the 2024-2025 tourism season, reaching slightly over 3 million visitors.
In the United States, the ongoing federal government shutdown is beginning to affect tourism-dependent regions, particularly small towns near national parks and historic sites.