Singapore and Costa Rica Lead Green Hotel Tourism Push
Singapore, Costa Rica and other destinations are using certified sustainable hotels and stricter standards to turn rebounding tourism into a greener global travel model.
Oliver Lukas
I am writing observational travel analysis focused on how travel works beyond the surface.
Page 20 of 1138
Corporate Travel Boom Tightens Hotel Supply in Bogotá
A resurgent wave of corporate travel in 2026 is pushing up hotel occupancy and rates in Bogotá and other global hubs as tourism rebounds faster than new supply.
10 Jaw-Dropping Natural Wonders for Brazil Adventure Travel
From flooded dunes to remote archipelagos, Brazil’s latest adventure hotspots showcase 10 spectacular natural wonders drawing eco-conscious travelers deeper into the country’s wild side.
Heritage Cities Become Travel’s New Global Obsession
From Cartagena to Kyoto, travelers are flocking to historic quarters, museums and monuments as heritage tourism reshapes how the world chooses its city breaks.
US Gun Violence Declines Boost Tourist Confidence
New data from New York and nationwide show gun violence and homicides trending downward, reshaping safety perceptions in major American destinations for visitors.
Kolkata Rail Passengers Brace for Terminal Shake Up
Five long distance trains are set to shift away from Kolkata’s busiest terminals, reshaping travel routines and access for thousands of rail passengers.
Georgia Tourism Conference 2026 Puts AI and New Travel Habits in Focus
Set for September on Jekyll Island, the 2026 Georgia Governor’s Tourism Conference will examine AI visibility tools and fast-shifting traveler behavior across the state.
New Jersey Tourism Hits Historic High With Record Demand
New Jersey tourism is surging as new data shows record visitor numbers, unprecedented spending and robust demand across shore, cities and meetings markets.
Tennessee Tops List of US States for Crimes Against Persons
New federal data shows Tennessee among several states with the highest rates of crimes against persons, raising fresh concerns for domestic and international tourists.
Pensacola Beach Leads Wave of Accessible Vacations
From Florida’s Gulf Coast to Europe and the Pacific, wheelchair-accessible beaches and cities are reshaping how travelers with disabilities plan coastal getaways.
Tourism Jobs Hit Records Worldwide in 2025
New data for 2025 shows tourism employment surging to historic highs, with five standout destinations turning visitor demand into record job creation.
Waikīkī and US Beaches See More Frequent Jellyfish Risks
From Honolulu to Delaware and the Gulf Coast, growing jellyfish blooms and recurring box jellyfish events are reshaping how swimmers plan days at popular US beaches.
Americans Fuel a New Overseas Travel Boom to Europe
A powerful surge in U.S. outbound travel is reshaping tourism across Europe in 2026, with Portugal and other favorite destinations bracing for another record season.
Europe Travel Alert as Drought Disrupts Iconic River Cruises
Persistent drought and record low river levels on the Rhine, Danube and other waterways are forcing cruise lines to redraw maps, swap ships and bus guests.
Malaysia Tops Best-Value Retirement List For UK Pensioners
Rising living costs and squeezed pensions are pushing more UK retirees to seek value overseas, with Malaysia and other low-cost nations emerging as standout options.