The United States is set to lose US$12.5 billion (about A$19.4 billion) in international visitor spending in 2025.

Australia's inbound tourism hasn't yet recovered from the pandemic, with visitor numbers remaining below pre-Covid levels.

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There’s more to Thailand than the traditional Thai hotspots. Amazing Thailand invites you to explore Thailand’s lesser-known ...

Air New Zealand and DoorDash launch the ultimate Dash as they deliver Levain Bakery cookies from Manhattan's Upper West Side ...

Choice Hotels International expandeds footprint across Australia and New Zealand with three more properties joining its ...

Cruise Express launches new tour exploring Europe's mountains and lakes by train to experience one of the world's most ...

Darwin Airport Resorts embarks on an upgrade program with new villas and executive suites, a refurbishment of existing rooms, ...

Klook highlights the Philippines as a booming destination for Aussie travellers as data reveals a 57 per cent increase in ...

TTF research has shown that Australians are finding cost to be the biggest barrier for travellers these school holidays, with ...

World Tourism Day 2025, dedicated to 'Tourism and Sustainable Transformation', highlights travel tech is leading the way to ...

Virgin Voyages will roll out a three-tier fare structure on October 7 for all new bookings across its four-ship fleet.