Isle Royale Reopens Camps With Stricter Food Storage Rules
Campground access is reopening on Isle Royale after wolf-related closures, but visitors now face stricter food storage rules and expanded use of metal lockers.
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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Guernsey San Pawl Trial Spurs Weekend Breaks in Alderney
A new Guernsey–Alderney San Pawl ferry trial is expanding summer weekend sailings, reshaping short-break options and boosting visitor access across the Channel Islands.
California Defies U.S. Slowdown as July Tourism Softens
A 3 percent July dip in international arrivals is testing U.S. tourism momentum, while California aligns with other global powerhouses to protect visitor demand.
Etihad Launches 20% India Fare Sale To Europe and North America
Etihad Airways has introduced limited-time 20 percent discounted fares from India to key cities in Europe and North America, aiming to capture rising outbound demand.
Sofia Climbs Europe’s Rankings for Affordable City Breaks
New data for 2025 shows Sofia surging near the top of Europe’s affordability rankings, bolstering a broader shift toward cheaper city breaks across the continent.
Mecklenburg County Tourism Spending Reaches Record $6.47B
New figures show visitor spending in Mecklenburg County climbing to 6.47 billion dollars, underscoring Charlotte’s rise as North Carolina’s top tourism market.
Seoul’s Euljiro Emerges as Asia’s New Midnight Hotspot
Once an industrial maze of print shops and hardware stores, Seoul’s Euljiro is rapidly transforming into one of Asia’s most compelling late-night tourism districts.
Dark Tourism in South Korea: Sites Shaping Memory
From colonial-era prisons to the Korean Demilitarized Zone, dark tourism sites across South Korea are drawing visitors seeking deeper engagement with the country’s turbulent past.
Ohio River Valley Pride Brings Two-Day Festival to Maysville
The Ohio River Valley Pride Festival will debut in Maysville, Kentucky with a two-day riverfront celebration aimed at boosting regional travel, culture, and LGBTQ+ visibility.
Portugal Tests Tourism Limits on Tiny Corvo in the Azores
Portugal is piloting visitor limits and stricter access rules on Corvo, the Azores’ smallest island, in a high-profile test of sustainable tourism management.
Skillcations Surge in Colorado as Purposeful Travel Grows
Skill-based vacations are gaining ground across the United States, with Colorado emerging as a standout hub for purposeful travel that strengthens local culture and small businesses.
Record-Low European River Levels Upend Summer Cruises
Record-low water levels on the Rhine and Danube are forcing European river cruise lines to cancel sailings, swap ships and redraw itineraries at the height of summer.
Denmark Becomes Europe’s Las Vegas for Wedding Travel
Streamlined rules, inclusive laws and scenic town halls are turning Denmark into Europe’s go-to destination for quick, hassle-free weddings for international couples.
Nalati Grassland: China’s Sky-High Adventure Playground
High in Xinjiang’s Tianshan Mountains, Nalati Grassland is emerging as a headline alpine destination for adventurous travelers drawn to big landscapes and Kazakh culture.
New England Beach Towns Lure Late Summer Escapes
Late summer travelers are turning to New England beach towns for quieter coastal breaks, as a recent Boston travel guide throws fresh attention on Ogunquit.