
U.S. and Spain Look to Live Tourism to Drive Travel in 2026
Brand USA and the Spanish Tourism Institute expect events like Bad Bunny concerts and the FIFA World Cup to drive tourism in 2026.

Brand USA and the Spanish Tourism Institute expect events like Bad Bunny concerts and the FIFA World Cup to drive tourism in 2026.

International tourism offices are together spending tens of millions of dollars this year to attract U.S. visitors to their home nations.

The Bahamas sets strict environmental standards for tourism projects. Discover what this means for future developments.

Roughly a decade after ranking No. 1 on the Henley Passport Index, the United States fell to 12th place, its first time out of the

Some airports have already reported cancellations or delays due to staffing shortages tied to the government shutdown.

Some cities are looking to raise taxes on travelers to offset the hefty costs associated with hosting the tournament.

The large-scale decline in Canadian travelers shunning trips to the U.S. isn’t slowing down, according to data released on Friday.

The European Union is rolling out a new “Entry/Exit System” that requires fingerprint scans and photos and for short-term stays.

Holding company Mari’s portfolio includes international tennis events spanning from Miami to Madrid to Macau.

Intrepid Travel scraps carbon offsets and breaks with climate standards, saying the travel industry is “not on track” for 1.5C.

Some national parks have turned to alternative sources of funding to remain open during the government shutdown.

Disney parks are again hiking prices, but the latest are smaller than recent years’ and were announced alongside new discounts.

Explore how renewable energy sources are surpassing coal in 2025, marking a significant change in global electricity production.

Abu Dhabi’s move reflects a gospel truth: Nothing can challenge the appeal that Bollywood actors lend to destinations among Indian travelers.

The company has released a new lineup of experiences and activities that could give anxious visitors an idea of what’s to come.

Thanks to the internet, Scotland sees itself as a content creator and curator for tourists, not an information provider anymore.

The capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has unveiled a new grand plan for tourism, comprising $10 billion worth of investment.

The Skift Travel Health Index grew 7% in February led by the Asia Pacific region, but there is also softening in demand for vacation rentals.

Today’s podcast looks at Brand USA’s new leadership, Hilton’s new acquisition, and Air India’s new loyalty program.

Fred Dixon is going to be the president and CEO of Brand USA, America’s destination marketing organization, starting July 15.

Saudi Arabia’s luxury Red Sea destination has been certified as disability-friendly for its two diving centers.

Singapore Tourism Board has made a series of announcements regarding partnerships with Indian establishments to promote the city-state.

For the latest in our Leaders of Travel: Skift C-Suite Series, we sit down with Marco Ciomperlik, Chief Airline Officer at the TUI Group.

Global Entry members and new applicants need to gear up for a 20% increase in application fees coming in October.

The U.S. Travel Association has laid off six employees as part of a restructuring, Skift has learned.