US Travel Rules Tighten as New Orders Target Birth Tourism
New executive actions and visa scrutiny are reshaping how the United States treats travel tied to childbirth, even as birthright citizenship remains constitutionally protected.
Vanessa Buasini
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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Charleston tourism surges on heritage and coastal allure
New data shows Charleston’s visitor numbers and spending climbing to record levels as heritage streetscapes, cuisine and barrier‑island beaches attract global travelers.
Boston Bursts With African Culture This Summer
From Boston Common to downtown block parties, African music, dance and food are reshaping the city’s summer streetscape and cultural calendar.
Intrepid Travel Bolsters North America Trade With New Sales Lead
Intrepid Travel’s new North America sales leadership underscores surging regional demand for small-group adventures and a sharper focus on trade, partnerships and growth.
America’s New Nightlife: From Vegas Immersions to Brazil’s Dark Skies
Across the Americas, theatres, casinos and star-filled parks are redefining nightlife as travelers swap club queues for immersive shows, night safaris and celestial tourism.
Nearly 8,000 Flight Delays Sweep Asia, Bangkok Hit Hard
Thousands of travelers across Asia faced major disruption as nearly 8,000 flight delays and over 300 cancellations snarled schedules at Bangkok and regional hubs.
China’s Visa Policies Attract Surging Visitors from Korea, Russia, Malaysia
China’s expanded visa free access and transit schemes are fueling a sharp rise in foreign arrivals, led by South Korea, Malaysia and Russia as key growth markets.
Cali’s Petronio Álvarez Turns City Into Pacific Capital
Cali’s Petronio Álvarez festival is transforming the city into a cultural and tourism hub for Colombia’s Pacific, blending music, heritage and economic impact.
Texas’ Tiny Praha Readies For Its August Czech Homecoming
The historic Czech settlement of Praha, Texas, prepares once again for its mid‑August church picnic, blending pilgrimage, polka and kolaches in a one‑day celebration.
Caribbean Cruise Fees Rise As Mexico And Bahamas Lead Shift
Mexico, The Bahamas and other Caribbean destinations are increasing cruise passenger fees, signaling a new era of pricier, more regulated cruise holidays across the region.
Malamocco on Venice Lido Offers a Quiet Historic Escape
On Venice’s Lido, the compact village of Malamocco is drawing attention as a tranquil, historic alternative for visitors keen to step away from city crowds.
Ottawa Tourism Surges as Hotel Demand Hits New Peak
Fresh data shows Ottawa’s hotel market tightening and visitation climbing, positioning Canada’s capital for sustained tourism growth and new investment.
Arizona Sets Tourism Jobs Record as US Travel Surges
Arizona’s tourism sector has hit new employment highs, reinforcing a broader U.S. travel rebound that is keeping millions of Americans working in leisure and hospitality.
U.S. Trips Draw Scrutiny After Canada Updates Global Safety Guide
Canada’s latest global travel-safety guidance keeps a low risk rating for the United States but highlights evolving health, security and border issues that North American travelers now weigh.
Can 38 Sites in Peru’s Key Cities Reshape Faith Tourism?
Peru is packaging 38 religious and cultural attractions across Lima, Cusco, Arequipa and Trujillo as a unified “Pope Leo XIV” route. Will it redefine faith tourism?