Travel Industry

Amid sharp downward effects on tourism due to coronavirus fears, Kyoto sees an opportunity.

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Tourism is continuing to grow, but the highs of the past two years are not likely to be repeated soon.

The big online agencies, facing competition from Google as well as direct sales, are looking at a more cohesive travel experience as a way to win.

The Dutch government has just shelled out €200,000 for a new logo and marketing—and it wants to be called Netherlands, not Holland now.

With new restrictions on EU workers for Britain's tourism industry, operators are worried—but new rules for visitors worry them, too.

A sharp drop in Iceland's tourism numbers is starting to seriously worry the industry and government officials.

New rules, not issued yet, leave travel companies unsure what will happen to the growing Cuba travel business for Americans.

China's outbound tourism grew nearly 15% last year, with over 150 million overseas visits by Chinese travelers.

Canada's tourism continues to grow, including a surprising increase in tourism to areas controlled by Canada's First Nations.

The U.S. tops the list for income from tourism, but it's only #3 in numbers of visitors. Read to see why.

The top cities are still at the top, but newcomers in the second ten are changing the picture of world travel.