Welcome to the Summer of the Staycation
Inflation, softer demand for long-haul trips and shifting traveler priorities are turning 2026 into another big summer for close-to-home staycations and road trips.
William R. Martin
William R Martin writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
Page 135 of 204
UK Tourism Poised for Record-Breaking Year in 2026
With visitor numbers already above pre-pandemic levels, forecasts and new strategies point to a record-setting year for UK tourism in 2026.
Dominican Republic Leads Record Caribbean Tourism Boom
The Dominican Republic posts back to back record visitor months in early 2026, joining a wave of Caribbean and Central American destinations posting surging arrivals.
Rosewood Blue Palace Set to Redefine Luxury Travel in Crete
Opening in 2026, Rosewood Blue Palace in Elounda is poised to reshape Crete’s high-end tourism with immersive Mediterranean views, wellness and culture-led experiences.
Navigating Spanish Airport Strikes During Holiday Getaways
Ground handling and air traffic control strikes across Spain are colliding with the Easter holiday rush. Here is how travelers can reduce disruption and stay mobile.
Tokyo’s MoN Takanawa Museum Poised to Lift Cultural Tourism
Tokyo’s new MoN Takanawa Museum in Takanawa Gateway City is set to blend technology, heritage and immersive storytelling, strengthening the capital’s cultural tourism appeal.
Isoclima to Supply Transparency Systems for Valo eVTOL
Vertical Aerospace has chosen Italian specialist Isoclima to design and build the full transparency suite for its Valo electric aircraft, reinforcing certification and supply chain plans.
AHICE South-East Asia 2026 set to reshape hotel investment
AHICE South-East Asia 2026 returns to Singapore this month with a sharper focus on capital, technology and design, as regional hotel leaders position for the next growth cycle.
Early Wildfires Scorch Central U.S. as Record Heat Arrives
From Nebraska’s Sandhills to the Texas Panhandle, early season wildfires are erupting under record March heat, parched fuels, strong winds and critically low humidity.
Flight Uncertainty Stirs Anxiety Among Vietnam-Bound Travelers
Aircraft shortages, airport congestion and shifting visa rules are combining to make flight planning to and within Vietnam feel unusually fragile for many travelers.
Wyndham Boosts Berlin Presence With New Dual-Branded Ramada
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is deepening its footprint in Berlin with a dual-branded Ramada Residences and Ramada Encore project aimed at airport and long-stay demand.
Hawaii’s New Tourism Tax Joins Wider US Travel Fee Trend
Hawaii’s green tourism fee underscores a broader U.S. shift toward higher visitor taxes and targeted travel levies designed to fund marketing, infrastructure and environmental protection.