The historic Thanksgiving travel surge, which saw a record 81.8 million Americans traveling this week, has culminated in a chaotic operational meltdown at major airports nationwide.
For the first time in six years, the scent of roasted chestnuts and mulled wine will once again waft through the shadow of a fully restored Notre Dame Cathedral.
A new industry report has identified Contributing Travel as the fastest-growing tourism trend of 2025, as travelers increasingly seek experiences that combine leisure with positive social and environmental impact.
In a bid to transform Newfoundland and Labrador into a premier year-round destination, the Canadian federal government announced a major $1.1 million investment today aimed at bolstering tourism infrastructure on the province's west coast.
Travel across the United States has reached historic levels this Thanksgiving, with Americans hitting the road and skies in unprecedented numbers despite a combination of severe winter weather and ongoing aviation staffing challenges.
Philip Rose, Deputy Director of Tourism at the Jamaica Tourist Board, confirmed that between 30 and 40 hotels and resorts have resumed operations.