Asheville’s PGA Deal Signals New Era of Sports Tourism
Asheville’s partnership with the PGA Tour is reshaping the mountain city’s visitor economy, anchoring a broader push to grow high-value sports tourism.
Jolyon Zivkov
Jolyon Hyne is a journalist covering travel, culture, and global trends. His writing focuses on the evolving character of cities, societies, and destinations worldwide.
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Portugal Emerges as Europe’s New Culinary Capital
Portugal’s dynamic mix of Michelin stars, regional traditions and sustainable food policies is turning the country into one of Europe’s most compelling culinary destinations.
Brazil And Beyond: Travel Faces Rising Climate Risks
From Brazil’s Amazon to Mediterranean coasts and Pacific islands, shrinking natural landscapes and El Niño driven extremes are reshaping where and how the world travels.
Florida, Indiana and Pennsylvania Lead in Affordable Parks
New data highlight Florida, Indiana and Pennsylvania as standouts for low-cost parks that offer beaches, wildlife and scenic escapes for budget-conscious travelers.
Bulgaria, Montenegro and Belgium Lead Europe’s Underrated Wave
Across Europe, quieter destinations from Bulgaria to Montenegro and Belgium are drawing travelers seeking value, culture and fewer crowds than classic hotspots.
New York City Overtakes Paris in Global Best Cities Ranking
New York City has surged past Paris to claim the number two spot in a major global cities index, reflecting a powerful post-pandemic rebound.
Americans Rethink Summer Holidays With Value Trips to Orlando
With costs still elevated, more U.S. travelers are pivoting to value-focused summer holidays, favoring Orlando and other domestic hotspots over expensive long-haul escapes.
Avianca Extends Luxury Business Class Across the Americas
Colombian carrier Avianca is rolling out its upgraded Business Class Américas cabin across a growing web of routes linking Colombia with North, Central and South America.
Antigua’s Luxury Hotel Race Elevates Tourism Boom
Hermitage Bay, Curtain Bluff and Jumby Bay are redefining ultra‑luxury stays in Antigua, anchoring a high‑end hotel race that is lifting the island’s tourism economy.
U.S. Revokes 600 Visas as New Birth Tourism Task Force Launches
The United States has revoked more than six hundred visas and launched a new birth tourism task force, signaling a sharper enforcement turn with implications for global travelers.
Global Birth Tourism Crackdown Tightens Rules for Pregnant Travelers
The United States and five key international hubs are moving in tandem to restrict so called birth tourism, reshaping options for pregnant global travelers.
Willamette River Festival Turns Eugene Into Summer Playground
Eugene’s Willamette River Festival returns with races, parades, music, and river education, transforming the riverfront into a family friendly summer playground.
Mass Flight Disruptions Hit Atlanta and Major U.S. Hubs
Severe operational disruptions across Atlanta and other key U.S. hubs have led to 875 cancellations and more than 8,600 delays, straining major airlines and travelers.
American Airlines Expands Pecan Lodge BBQ in First Class
American Airlines is extending its Dallas based Pecan Lodge barbecue partnership to more first class routes, aiming to spice up premium cabin dining with regional flavor.
Europe Turns Green Travel Into Tourist Rewards in 2026
From Denmark to France and Germany, new 2026 schemes link train tickets, bikes and low-carbon stays to perks, points and discounts for climate conscious visitors.