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.
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.
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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.
Montenegro unveils new quality label to court UK travellers
Montenegro is rolling out a nationwide tourism quality label and fresh trade initiatives as it targets higher-spending UK visitors and longer seasons.
Indigenous Culinary Renaissance at Klahoose’s Gorge Harbour
At Sa’y’ilh, or Gorge Harbour, the Klahoose First Nation is reshaping coastal tourism with a culinary vision rooted in Indigenous stewardship and Salish Sea abundance.
Why Africa Is Emerging as Travel’s Next Global Hotspot
Surging arrivals, easier visas, major investments and diverse experiences are rapidly turning Africa into the world’s next must-visit region for international travelers.
Higher Costs, Higher Hurdles: The New H-1B Travel Equation
Steep new H-1B wage expectations, six-figure visa fees and broader U.S. entry surcharges are rapidly reshaping migration routes and travel plans for global talent.
Chicago Joins Elite U.S. Cities on New Dream Travel List
Chicago has been named alongside New York, Miami, Charleston, New Orleans, Los Angeles and San Francisco on a new dream itinerary spotlighting urban icons and hidden gems.
P&O’s Aurora Unveils 19-Night Mediterranean Capitals Voyage
P&O Cruises’ Aurora is set to sail a 19-night Western Mediterranean itinerary, linking marquee capitals with under-the-radar ports for spring and summer 2026.
Canada Strong Pass Extends Free Parks And VIA Rail Into 2026
Canada’s Canada Strong Pass returns in 2026, bringing free national park entry, museum deals and family-friendly VIA Rail savings for a limited summer travel window.
Japan Emerges as a Global Slow Travel Powerhouse
Japan is repositioning itself as a leading slow travel destination, joining India, Vietnam and Indonesia with experiences built around culture, wellness and nature.
UK issues fresh Europe travel warning amid security fears
The UK Foreign Office has updated its guidance for trips to Europe, highlighting a high global terrorism threat and advising holidaymakers to review plans and insurance.
Tourism Boom Tests Asheville’s Future as a Mountain Haven
Praised as one of America’s prettiest small cities, Asheville now faces mounting strain from tourism, housing shortages and post-storm recovery that are reshaping daily life.