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International Travel to U.S. Declining?

Arrival numbers are in on visitors from Canada to the U.S. and they have dropped considerably. Will other international arrivals follow suit?

Spain Joins Other Nations in Raising Tourist Taxes

Spain has announced an increase in tourist taxes, levying more for entry to the Balearic Islands, including Ibiza and Mallorca.

ASAE Survey Reveals Challenges Amid Policy Shifts

In a new ASAE survey, respondents reported reduced funding, decreased conference attendance and complications surrounding DEI initiatives.

SeaWorld Orlando Unveils New Arctic Adventure for Spring

SeaWorld Orlando is unveiling Expedition Odyssey this spring, a voyage to the Arctic featuring groundbreaking ride technology.

American Airlines Jet Makes Emergency Landing, Catches Fire

An American Airlines flight en route from Colorado Springs to Dallas made an emergency landing in Denver following "engine vibrations."

Young at Heart: Disneyland Turns 70

Disneyland turns the big 7-0 this year, with celebrations galore throughout the parks, plus savings on tickets and at the hotels.

Southwest: So Long, Free Bags

Southwest is ending its policy allowing two free checked bags per passenger, now offering the perk only to rewards members and premium fare passengers.

US Tariffs Set to Shake Up Travel

Recent U.S. tariffs have the potential to disrupt travel with rising airfares, fewer flights and unexpected costs—impacting travelers across the board.

Supporting Women in the Travel Industry

Trip.com Group has partnered with UK-based Women in Travel CIC to reaffirm its commitment to women in the tourism industry.

‘Tornado Alley’ Shifts to the East

Tornadoes have long been a hallmark of the Great Plains states. But scientists say the destructive storms appear to be shifting east.

Ulta Beauty World to Debut in San Antonio

The first-ever Ulta Beauty World will bring industry experts and products together with fans and enthusiasts in an "immersive playground."

Canada Will Not Remove Counter-Tariffs

The Canadian government will not remove tariffs imposed on the U.S. this week, escalating the tariff war between the two nations.

Incentive Travel Surges Across the Globe

Incentive travel is on the rise, but where are travelers going? Also, find out what's in store for the next decade.

Crashes Spotlight Ongoing Air Traffic Controller Shortage

Recent crashes and near-misses have the flying public worried about the safety of air travel amid mass firings of FAA workers.