News tagged sustainable tourism

Hop on the Wildest Bus Ride: Poland’s Infamous Route 666 Returns to Hel

Poland’s quirky Route 666 bus to the seaside town of Hel is set to return in June 2026 after a three-year break due to controversy over its devilish number. With a new route operator and plenty of buzz, will this journey become Europe’s quirkiest travel experience—or is it courting trouble? Here’s what travelers should know before hopping aboard.

June 28, 2026

Cruising Alaska in 2026: Carnival Luminosa Sets Sail for Adventure from San Francisco

On May 11, 2026, the Carnival Luminosa departed San Francisco, kicking off a 10-night Alaskan adventure. This story explores what this means for travelers, local port cities, and the wider travel scene—with a fair look at the upsides and the challenges.

May 11, 2026

Why May 2026 Might Be the Best Time for Americans to Visit Jungfraujoch

Travel industry experts are eyeing May 2026 as an appealing window for Americans planning a trip to Jungfraujoch, Switzerland. The advice? Take advantage of fewer crowds, pleasant spring weather, and new discounted passes—while staying aware of some unpredictable mountain moments.

May 7, 2026

Can Winter Survive the Heat? How Climate Change is Shaping the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics Experience

The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina offer both excitement and uncertainty, as climate change challenges the future of winter sports and travel. While unpredictable weather and higher costs threaten the classic Alpine ski trip, new sustainability efforts and evolving tourism trends could give visitors a fresh perspective on Italy's iconic mountains.

February 21, 2026

Is Asia Set to Steal the Travel Show in 2026? Here’s What Experts Predict

According to Agoda’s latest outlook for 2026, Asia could soon be the world’s travel trendsetter thanks to new routes, deeper digital upgrades, and a growing appetite for experience-driven adventures. But with all that growth come new challenges for travelers and the industry alike.

December 15, 2025

ANA’s Free Flight Offer: A Game-Changer for Exploring Japan Off the Beaten Path?

A new initiative from All Nippon Airways and the Japan National Tourism Organization could shake up how UK and European visitors experience Japan in late 2025 into early 2026. The catch? You might fly between regions for free and discover the country beyond the usual tourist favorites.

November 28, 2025

National Geographic’s Picks for 2026: Where to Go Next (and What It Means for Travelers)

National Geographic has revealed its highly anticipated list of “Best Places in the World to Travel to in 2026,” spotlighting 25 destinations that could shape the coming year’s travel trends. Here’s what this could mean for everyone planning their next adventure—and for the places that made the list.

October 23, 2025

Cruise Comeback: Why 2024 Is the Year Everyone's Hopping On Board

In 2024, the cruise industry is riding a record wave, with more people choosing to vacation at sea than ever before. This surge past pre-pandemic numbers is changing how – and where – we all travel, from who boards the ships to the experiences waiting at each port.

October 10, 2025

Melaka is Gearing Up for World Tourism Day 2025: Here’s What Travelers Should Know

World Tourism Day 2025 is heading to Melaka, Malaysia from September 27–29 with a big focus on “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation.” As travel enthusiasts and industry pros anticipate the buzz, here’s an easy-to-read take on what this global event could mean for travelers, local businesses, and your future Melaka getaway.

September 20, 2025

What’s Next for Fall 2025? U.S. Travelers Plan Longer, Pricier, and Protected Adventures

A fresh analysis of 30,000+ trip plans for autumn 2025 reveals that U.S. travelers are gearing up for bigger, longer, and more carefully protected vacations than before. While excitement is building for destinations like Mexico and Italy, travelers should be mindful of the possible downsides—think crowds and rising costs. Here’s what to expect as the new travel season approaches.

September 2, 2025