Thanksgiving is taking on new meaning, with travelers embracing volunteering and cultural immersion to celebrate in a spirit of gratitude. From coastal cities to desert landscapes, Americans are seeking fresh ways to connect with communities, discover diverse traditions, and give back – all while savoring a beloved holiday.

Planning a trip next year? Expect to see fresh tourist taxes in Europe and Asia, from Venice to Bangkok. These fees aim to address overtourism and promote more sustainable travel practices.

Tunisia’s travel revival has reached new heights, attracting millions of visitors across a decade of impressive growth. This momentum has been shaped by a blend of cultural heritage and sustainable tourism, culminating in a milestone year of worldwide appeal in 2025.

Central America has welcomed 26 million visitors, driving over 20 billion dollars in economic impact. Backed by strategic partnerships and bolstered by sustainable travel initiatives, the region’s tourism sector is poised for ongoing success.

Tourism in the Adirondack Region is on track to reach two and a half billion dollars in visitor spending for 2024. As the region prepares for even greater possibilities in 2025, many look to the potential role of the UK market, sustainable travel, and event-driven tourism.

Jiujiang’s recent tourism campaign in Kuala Lumpur underscores a drive to boost collaboration between China and Malaysia. By spotlighting eco-tourism destinations like Lushan and Yongxiu, the city hopes to attract more visitors and forge robust, mutually beneficial travel connections.

Far from the cruise-ship circuit, Venezuela’s Los Roques archipelago has carved out a niche for travelers who crave solitude, authenticity, and sustainability. Marketed as “the ultimate Caribbean escape,” the islands fuse eco-luxury with community-based tourism and a deep respect for nature and local culture.

Experience the majesty of the Alps like never before aboard Tirano’s new Bernina Express, a panoramic train journey that elevates scenic exploration across Switzerland and Italy.

Goa has shattered tourism records in 2025, welcoming over 54 lakh visitors in just six months, with a staggering 95% being domestic travelers. Innovative ‘Regenerative Tourism’ strategies and diverse cultural offerings have fueled this unprecedented growth.

Da Lat, Vietnam’s emerging green tourism hub, is setting its sights on becoming Asia’s leading creative and eco-friendly destination by 2030. This bold ambition reflects the city’s commitment to sustainable travel and its potential to transform tourism in Southeast Asia.