While some international destinations struggled with overtourism, the U.S. saw significantly fewer foreign visitors in 2025.

Global travel is surging. So is international apprehension. Here’s a look at what travelers can expect in the coming year.

2 percent higher. The downturn has political roots, as the World Travel & Tourism Council warns that recent tariff threats, tightened immigration rules, and talk of annexing locations such as ...

Reduced international travel to the United States this year is projected to continue, significantly impacting relevant sectors, as well as the nation’s economy and employment. Tour operators, experts, ...

Against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) latest research shows that global Travel & Tourism is projected to grow strongly this year, reaffirming its role ...

Skip the crowds with a list of unique travel destinations to visit in 2026. Discover these hidden gems for culture, cuisine, and nightlife. Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert ...

Suzanne Rowan Kelleher covers travel for Forbes. A Canadian boycott of U.S. travel continued through August—anchoring an enormous economic loss for American tourism this year as visitors from around ...

The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) latest Economic Impact Research expects the travel and tourism industry to employ one in eight people globally and generate 11 percent of the world’s GDP by ...