Vietnam Sets Bold 2030 Targets for Medical Tourism Boom
Vietnam is moving to scale up its medical tourism sector, targeting 750,000 international medical visitors and around US$2.5 billion in related spending by 2030.
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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Dark Sky Lofts Turns Sedona Into A Luxe Wellness Stargazing Haven
New adults-only Dark Sky Lofts in West Sedona blends spa-style wellness, intentional design, and certified dark sky views into a high-end retreat for stargazers.
Mass Cancellations Hit Asian Flights As Storms Batter Hong Kong
More than 200 flights have been cancelled and thousands delayed across Asia as severe weather around Hong Kong disrupts air travel and strands summer passengers.
Asheville’s PGA Tour Deal Signals New Era of Sports Tourism
Asheville’s new PGA Tour partnership and the Biltmore Championship are reshaping the Blue Ridge city into a year‑round sports tourism hub with national visibility.
Brazil And Beyond: Travel Faces Rising Climate Risks
Brazil’s shrinking natural landscapes highlight a wider trend as destinations from Southeast Asia to southern Africa confront El Niño, extreme weather and mounting travel disruption.
Bulgaria, Montenegro and Belgium Lead Europe’s Underrated Wave
A new wave of European travel is spotlighting Bulgaria, Montenegro and Belgium, as crowd‑weary visitors seek culture rich, better value alternatives to classic hotspots.
Portugal Emerges as Europe’s New Culinary Capital
Portugal’s booming restaurant scene, wine culture and regional traditions are turning the country into Europe’s hottest destination for travellers seeking authentic flavours.
New York City Overtakes Paris In Global City Allure Rankings
New data on the world’s most attractive cities shows New York City edging past Paris, underscoring a powerful tourism and investment rebound in the US metropolis.
Florida, Indiana and Pennsylvania Lead U.S. Budget Park Escapes
New data on entrance fees and access show Florida, Indiana and Pennsylvania emerging as standout states for affordable beaches, wildlife viewing and nature getaways.
Americans Shift Summer Plans Toward Orlando for Better Value
High prices and global uncertainty are nudging U.S. travelers toward Orlando and other domestic spots that promise more attractions, lower costs and easier logistics.
Antigua’s Ultra-Luxe Resort Race Reshapes Island Tourism
Antigua’s high-end hotel market is intensifying as Hermitage Bay, Curtain Bluff and Jumby Bay roll out upgrades that elevate the island’s luxury tourism strategy.
Atlas Ocean Voyages Fast-Tracks Tech Ahead of 2028 Ship Launch
Atlas Ocean Voyages is accelerating its luxury expedition growth, rolling out a new digital platform and upgraded services ahead of its 2028 next-generation ship debut.
Global Birth Tourism Crackdown Reshapes US-Bound Travel
Several major US destinations are tightening rules that affect pregnant international visitors, reshaping both visa approvals and the practical realities of long‑haul travel.
US Revokes 600 Visas as New Birth Tourism Task Force Launches
US officials have revoked more than six hundred visas tied to alleged birth tourism schemes, as a new federal task force targets visa fraud and travel networks.
Willamette River Festival Turns Eugene Into Summer Playground
Eugene’s Willamette River Festival returns in August, transforming the city’s riverfront into a one-day hub for paddling, music, family fun and river stewardship.