The U.S. travel industry has reached a new milestone on the sustainability front, posting 1.8% average annual GDP growth from 2019 to 2024 while simultaneously reducing greenhouse-gas emissions by 1.7%.
The concept of "regenerative" tourism is gaining significant political and economic traction, transitioning from a travel trend to a recognized strategy for climate action and community development.
Osaka, Japan, is experiencing an unprecedented surge in global attention, officially securing its rank as the Number 1 Trending Destination worldwide.
The anticipated busiest Christmas travel season in U.S. history is now underway, with December 3, 2025, marking the start of a period poised to overwhelm national transportation infrastructure.
The Greek Ministry of Tourism has confirmed that cruise arrivals in the country soared by 18% this year, signaling a robust recovery and renewed interest in Mediterranean cruise travel.
Recent data reveal a shift in the demographics of island tourism, with destinations like the Caribbean, Hawaii, Bali, and Seychelles seeing increased interest from travelers aged 65 and older.