National Park Service’s Public Data On Visitor Deaths Is Sketchy
The National Park Service’s website promises transparency about deaths occurring inside parks but public record sharing is incomplete.
Kansas City Poised For World Cup Boom—But Not Because It’s A Host City
While the tourism industry has focused on World Cup host cities, base camps might end up being bigger draws for international fans.
Severe Weather Across Midwest And Southeast Wednesday—Airlines Issue Waivers
Storms across much of the country may disrupt flights on Wednesday.
European Visitors To U.S. Dropped 7% In May—As Tourism Industry Seeks World Cup Turnaround
The U.S. saw a drop in high-spending European tourists last month, adding to the challenges of the U.S. tourism industry.
Is Canada’s Travel Boycott Of The U.S. Over? May Visitors Jumped 10%
The US saw a 10% increase in Canadian visitors in May compared to last year, which may mean the destination boycott is finally running out of steam.
World Cup: How An England Vs. Germany Final Could Boost The U.S. Economy
For the U.S. to get its promised economic lift from the World Cup, it will take an influx of international fans who can come to the U.S. at the last…
Foreign Tourists Can Pay U.S. $750 For A Fast Pass—With No Guarantee Of Entry
The Trump administration has come up with a new way to monetize foreign tourists.
Airlines Take 50% Profit Hit Due To $100 Billion Jet Fuel Increase
The global airline industry is coming to terms with higher jet fuel prices as the new normal this year and likely into 2027.
Gas Prices Are Shrinking Summer Vacations—And Trump Alone Can Fix It
For many Americans, summer getaways will be shorter in length and closer to home—as higher gas prices keep them from costlier vacations.
DHS Won’t Pull Customs Officers From Newark Airport—But Keeps Plan For Other Blue Cities
Newark Airport is no longer a target, but Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says he still plans to pull customs officers from airports serving sanctuary cities.