News tagged tourism

Why Fewer Canadians Are Soaking Up the Sun in South Florida This Year

A recent analysis suggests that growing trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada have put a chill on Canadian tourism to sunny South Florida. With fewer visitors heading south for the winter, local businesses are feeling the pinch while some businesses get creative to bounce back.

October 1, 2026

Airbnb’s New Social Features: Will Your Next Adventure Be Powered by Your Friends?

Airbnb has announced new features set for September 2026 that let travelers connect with their friends and family on the platform, share past trips, and explore destinations together—all in one place. Here's a closer look at what this could mean for you and the world of travel.

September 30, 2026

Stormy Skies and Empty Tanks: The Day Boston Travelers Faced Unexpected Delays at Logan Airport

On September 28, 2026, a fierce nor’easter storm caused a rare fuel shortage at Boston’s Logan International Airport, resulting in widespread flight delays, extra-long journeys, and a scramble for solutions among airlines and passengers alike.

September 29, 2026

Stormy Setbacks: How a Nor'easter Shook Up Northeast Travel Plans

A major nor'easter hit the U.S. Northeast on September 28, 2026, causing big headaches for travelers, power outages, and travel plan chaos. While the storm brought setbacks, early warnings and strong community support helped people stay safe and adjust their journeys. Here’s how the hospitality and travel scene weathered the storm and what travelers can expect next.

September 28, 2026

Barcelona’s Cruise Tax Set to Soar: What This Means for Your Mediterranean Getaway

Barcelona is setting sail for sustainable tourism by planning to raise its cruise visitor tax to €30 by 2030. Here’s how this move could affect your next Mediterranean cruise and the city’s bustling tourism scene.

September 25, 2026

US Midterms 2026: What Voters and Travelers Need to Know About Hitting the Road This Election Season

With the 2026 United States midterm elections underway, travelers may experience both fresh opportunities and a few bumps along the way. Get ready for a season where rallies, road trips, and roadblocks could all show up on your itinerary.

September 21, 2026

Touchdown for Travelers? What NFL Game Days Might Mean for Your Next Trip

As the Atlanta Falcons prepare to face the Green Bay Packers on September 24, 2026, fans aren't the only ones looking forward to game day. Hotels, restaurants, and local attractions could also see a boost—but not every city scores equally. Here’s what travelers can expect and how football fever could shape your next visit.

September 20, 2026

Senate Showdown 2026: Why Election Season Could Shake Up Your Travel Plans

With the 2026 United States Senate elections on the horizon, travel lovers and hospitality insiders are gearing up for a season that promises both excitement and uncertainty. Find out what travelers might experience—from booming hotel stays to unexpected street closures—when politics and wanderlust collide.

September 19, 2026

NYC’s Standout Restaurants Keep the City on Every Foodie’s Map in 2026

New York City’s dining scene remains a huge draw for travelers in 2026, with acclaimed spots from French classics to vibrant South Indian, and even innovative plant-based cuisine. But all that culinary glory comes with some trade-offs—from sky-high prices to ultra-competitive reservations. Here’s what visiting food lovers need to know.

September 18, 2026

NYC’s Star Restaurants Are Shaping Your Next Food Adventure in 2026

New York City's top restaurants are making headlines in 2026, not just for their mouthwatering menus but also for their impact on tourism. Travelers from around the world are planning their trips around these celebrated culinary hotspots, filling both hotel rooms and dinner tables across the city.

September 17, 2026