ARGENTINA’S TOURISM FACES $13 BILLION PARADOX

Pat Hyland -
Economists are calling it the greatest tourism reversal in modern Argentine history. The country is on track to lose up to $13 billion in foreign currency in 2025, which is more than 1.6% of its GDP. ...

LOS ANGELES GEARS UP FOR THE 2026 WORLD CUP

Laura Maudlin -
The road to the 2026 World Cup final just got a lot clearer for the United States. We are looking at a favorable group draw, two games on the West Coast, and a blockbuster opening match right in Los A ...

BOLIVIA OPENS ITS DOORS WITH VISA-FREE ENTRY TO REVIVE TOURISM SECTOR

Nils Kraus -
After nearly two decades of keeping the door mostly shut, the Bolivian government has made a massive policy pivot. As of right now, citizens from the United States, Israel, South Korea, South Africa, ...

CORSICA BETS €2.5 MILLION ON AIRLINE SEATS OFF THE SEASON

Justin N. Froyd -
While Venice installs turnstiles, Barcelona protests cruise ships, and Santorini puts limits on daily visitors, Corsica has decided to try something completely different. They aren't building walls; t ...

TOURIST NUMBERS IN PARIS SLOW DOWN

Justin N. Froyd -
Fresh data from the Paris Convention and Visitors Bureau show things quieted down a bit in early autumn 2025. We saw a noticeable dip during the All Saints’ Day break, but don't let the softer numbers ...