Surpassing all previous records, the nation welcomed a total of 9,654,838 visitors in 2023, marking a historic milestone in its journey as a leading global tourism destination.
The National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) is accepting applications through September 16, 2022 for the 2022-2024 TTAB term.
Los Cabos Welcomed Over 800 Thousand Visitors in Q1 of 2022, an Increase of 13 Percent Over 2019; Record Hotel Occupancy and Average Daily Rate Bolsters Los Cabos' position as Mexico's Top Luxury Destination
Arrivalist Predicts 25% Year-Over-Year Growth in Road Trip Activity
Women in Travel Thrive has joined forces with Highgate, Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, Vindow, ALICE, AAHOA, the HSMAI Foundation and WINit by GBTA to curb COVID-related career regression among women in the travel industry.
New travel safety measures go into effect, new administration plans to reinstate travel bans for much of Europe, Ireland and Brazil
The travel industry has been gutted by the pandemic. Bookings have fallen off a cliff, there's no product to sell, confidence among travellers is shot and there's no road map for a resumption of international travel.
The latest research from Cars.com (NYSE: CARS) found nearly half of Americans (47%) plan to travel for Thanksgiving this year, which is down 21 percentage points from 2019. Of those not traveling, more than half (59%) said COVID-19 impacted their plans. The majority of Thanksgiving travelers (72%) will travel by car to their destination, with most trips happening close to home.
Mandatory Vacation-in-Place Requirement is Replaced by COVID-19 Health Insurance, Monitoring Procedures, and On-Island Rapid Testing for Those Staying Longer Than Five Days
Analysts, airlines and trade groups are warning that passenger traffic could be down as much as 50% compared with 2019 levels, at least for much of the year. A meaningful recovery could take even longer depending on how long it takes to develop and distribute a long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine.