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

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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One Billion Reasons to Study the World’s Most Influential Tourism Brand

On the eve of America’s 250th birthday, Disneyland welcomed its one billionth guest—a milestone 71 years in the making that offers valuable lessons for destinations, tourism boards, investors, and tourism…

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US Supreme Court Ruling Reshapes the Birth Tourism Debate: What Happens Next?

A 6-3 ruling on nationwide injunctions has reshaped the legal battle over birthright citizenship — but the enforcement crackdown, congressional proposals, and visa implications are far from over. Global (Tourism…

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The Birth Tourism Crackdown: Why America’s Visa Enforcement Campaign Matters to Global Travel

America’s enforcement action against birth tourism schemes is doing more than targeting visa abuse — it is reshaping how governments assess visitor intent and manage border integrity in an era…

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Pay to Play: The US Introduces a $750 Fast-Track Tourist Visa Fee With No Guarantee of Approval

The new policy allows some applicants to pay hundreds of dollars for faster visa processing, sparking debate over fairness as the United States prepares for a surge in international visitors.…

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America’s Biggest Tourism Moment in a Generation: World Cup 2026 to Bring 1.24 Million International Visitors

Tourism Economics projects 1.24 million international arrivals for the 2026 FIFA World Cup across 11 American cities—but realising the full potential of the largest sporting event in history demands more…

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