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Mexico Sets March Tourism Records and Caps a Strong First Quarter

Officials frame the surge as evidence that market diversification is taking hold.

Mexico Visitor Surge, Tourism Revenue Down on Fewer Air Arrivals

Thailand Weighs Visa Cuts as Crackdown Targets Illegal Foreign Businesses

Orlando Tourism Sets Record as Disney Park Attendance Softens

Bride-To-Be Charged After Climbing Florence’s Neptune Fountain, €5,000 Damage Reported

Telangana Orders Rapid Restart of Hyderabad Heritage Works Outside Waqf-Disputed Zones

Acapulco’s Holy Week Surge Lifts Hotel Occupancy Across Guerrero

Venice Reinstates Day-Visitor Fee for 60 Dates Through July

Europe’s Travel Slump Deepens After Iran Conflict Escalation

UK Weighs Museum Entry Fees for Foreign Visitors

Sagrada Família Posts Record Year, Debuts New Logo, and Nears Deal on Glory Façade Housing Ahead of June Papal Event

Mexico Inbound Tourism Up 10% in January as Border Travel Jumps, Per‑Visitor Spend Falls

Victoria to Require Bookings and Charge for Twelve Apostles Access by Late 2026

Mexico Sets 2025 Tourism Records Even as Air Arrivals Dip and Per-Visitor Spend Declines

Germany Sets New 2025 Tourism Record With 497.5 Million Overnight Stays

Machu Picchu Sets May 1 Start for New Conservation Fee Added to Entry Tickets

South Africa Targets Next Phase of Tourism Growth With E‑Visa Rollout and Singapore Push

Rome Begins €2 Ticketing for Close Access to Trevi Fountain

Rome Starts €2 Ticket to Approach Trevi Fountain Basin

Rome Launches €2 Paid Entry for Trevi Fountain’s Lower Basin