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The World Cup Is Over: What It Did to Tourism in the United States, Canada and MexicoThe 2026 FIFA World Cup — featuring 48 nations, 104 matches, 16 host cities across three countries, and 39 days of competition from opening match to final — is over.

The World Cup Is Over: What It Did to Tourism in the United States, Canada and Mexico

Published July 20, 2026 by Staff Writer

Spain’s extra-time victory at MetLife Stadium brought the largest FIFA World Cup in history to a close on 19 July 2026. But for tourism leaders, the real story lies in…

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Canada Opens Its Tourism Investment Market: Turning Trust Into Capital at ScaleTourism spending in Canada is forecast to reach $140.9 billion in 2026 — a six per cent increase on 2025, exceeding earlier forecasts of 5.4 per cent growth and outpacing the broader Canadian economy.

Canada Opens Its Tourism Investment Market: Turning Trust Into Capital at Scale

Published June 17, 2026 by Staff Writer

With $216 billion in projected tourism revenue by 2035 and a new digital investment platform connecting global capital to Canadian opportunities, Canada is moving beyond destination marketing and positioning tourism…

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Canada’s $178 Billion Bet: Why ‘Team Canada’ Just Crashed Real Estate’s Biggest Party to Sell Tourism InfrastructureDestination Canada—the Crown corporation responsible for marketing Canada internationally—led a 30-member "Team Canada" delegation to MIPIM 2026 in Cannes, France.

Canada’s $178 Billion Bet: Why ‘Team Canada’ Just Crashed Real Estate’s Biggest Party to Sell Tourism Infrastructure

Published March 27, 2026 by Staff Writer

Destination Canada brings 30-member delegation to MIPIM 2026 seeking global capital for tourism assets as sector projects doubling revenue by 2030—signaling fundamental shift in how countries finance tourism development whilst…

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UK Enforces New ETA Requirement for US and Canadian Travelers Starting February 25, 2026As the UK joins nations like the US (ESTA), Canada (eTA), and Australia (ETA) in requiring digital pre-authorization, the move underscores a global shift toward enhanced border security.

UK Enforces New ETA Requirement for US and Canadian Travelers Starting February 25, 2026

Published February 13, 2026 by Staff Writer

London, United Kingdom (Tourism Reporter) — The United Kingdom is set to implement a major change to its entry rules for visa-exempt travelers, including those from the United States and…

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Massive Winter Storm Blankets North America and Europe: Heavy Snow, Ice Disrupt Travel and Tourism WorldwideTravel may become extremely dangerous or nearly impossible, particularly on Sunday, due to icy roadways," warned local authorities in storm-affected areas, echoing National Weather Service alerts. The storm's reach — from Arizona to Maine — threatens to snarl interstate highways, close schools and businesses, and halt winter tourism in ski resorts, mountain destinations, and urban holiday markets.

Massive Winter Storm Blankets North America and Europe: Heavy Snow, Ice Disrupt Travel and Tourism Worldwide

Published January 24, 2026 by Staff Writer

New York (Tourism Reporter) — A powerful, multi-day winter storm system — described by meteorologists as potentially historic and “crippling” — is unleashing heavy snow, damaging ice accumulations, freezing rain,…

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Canada’s Tourism in 2025: Steady Growth Amid Challenges, With Optimism for 2026anadian residents returned from 2.3 million U.S. trips, down 26.3% from October 2024.

Canada’s Tourism in 2025: Steady Growth Amid Challenges, With Optimism for 2026

Published January 7, 2026 by Staff Writer

OTTAWA (TRI) — Canada’s tourism sector in 2025 demonstrated resilience in the face of economic headwinds and shifting global travel patterns, with overall spending and gross domestic product contributions showing…

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Surge in Birth Tourism to Canada: A Niche but Growing Segment of Medical and Citizenship-Driven TravelCanada is witnessing a clear surge in birth tourism, with non-resident self-pay births recovering to pre-pandemic levels and renewing political debate.

Surge in Birth Tourism to Canada: A Niche but Growing Segment of Medical and Citizenship-Driven Travel

Published December 23, 2025 by Staff Writer

As 2025 draws to a close, Canada is experiencing a notable post-pandemic rebound in birth tourism—the practice of non-resident women traveling to the country primarily to give birth and secure…

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