Tourism
Coverage of Tourism in the Nexus archive.
- Relentless cycle of disaster has Big Sur in crisis again: 'You really have to fight to be here'
The Timber fire marks nature's latest blow to Big Sur, a coastal locale that is beloved but frequently plagued by issues. This continuous cycle of disaster places Big Sur in crisis again. Those who make a living in tourism are specifically affected by these events.
- Relentless cycle of disaster has Big Sur in crisis again: 'You really have to fight to be here'
Big Sur is facing a crisis due to a relentless cycle of disaster. The Timber fire marked nature's latest blow to the beloved coastal locale. This event particularly impacts those who make a living in tourism.
- A.P. CM tells officials to draw micro-level development plans for Visakhapatnam Economic Region
The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister has directed officials to create micro-level development plans for the Visakhapatnam Economic Region, emphasizing balanced growth, infrastructure expansion, industrial development, tourism, and employment generation.
- Tamil Nadu Budget: Western districts to gain from textile, tourism, and energy initiatives
Tamil Nadu's budget allocates initiatives for western districts in textile, tourism, and energy. The Technical Textiles Transformation Scheme for Entrepreneurs will involve international educational and research institutions with financial support from the Tamil Nadu Technical Textiles Mission.
- El Niño, tourism curbs dampen monsoon travel in Malnad Karnataka
El Niño and tourism restrictions have reduced monsoon travel in Malnad Karnataka. Tourists in Agumbe, a region historically known for heavy rainfall, report minimal water levels.
- Spain's wildfires: Counting the economic cost
Devastating wildfires are impacting Spain's tourism, economy, and natural environment. The article questions whether more could have been done to prevent the fires.
- Malibu can be saved — but it needs vision and leadership, at every level
The article criticizes the slow rebuilding pace of the Malibu coastline and highlights the need for a future vision. It emphasizes Malibu's public beaches and its role as a regional tourist attraction.
- Bhogapuram airport a historic chapter for Uttarandhra, says Union Civil Aviation Minister
The new Bhogapuram international airport is expected to boost investment, tourism, trade, industry, and employment in Uttarandhra, according to Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu. The airport will elevate the region's global prominence.
- Colorado tourism reaches nearly $30 billion in 2025; growth slows due to uncertainty
Colorado tourism generated $29.2 billion in 2025, a 2% increase from 2024, but growth slowed due to competition, federal policy uncertainty, and weather challenges like lower snowfall and wildfire risks. Some counties saw declines in travel spending and jobs, while others, such as Fremont and Huerfano, experienced increases.
- City of Miami Beach offers $1 hourly parking from August to October in effort to boost tourism
The City of Miami Beach is offering $1 hourly parking from August 1 to October 31 to boost tourism. The discounted rate applies to city lots, garages, and on-street parking, and is available via the ParkMobile app for up to three hours per session.
- Human trafficking in Mexico: the dark side of tourism
Mexico saw 20 million tourists by May 2026, raising concerns about human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Women and children are identified as the most vulnerable groups.
- Colorado sees another record year for tourism, despite slowing growth in spending, visitation
Colorado experienced another record year for tourism, but slowing growth in spending and visitation has raised concerns. The state’s tourism economy is valued at $29.2 billion, though two years of slight growth signal potential challenges.
- Popular city cracks down on tourism saying 16 million visitors is more than enough
A popular city has decided to limit tourism to 16 million visitors by nearly tripling the cruise tax for short-stay visitors.
- Mayor Johnson discusses crime, teen takeovers, tourism and more
A University of Chicago survey shows 54% of Chicagoans disapprove of Mayor Brandon Johnson's job performance, with only 14% supporting a potential re-election bid. The mayoral race is beginning to take shape, though Johnson has not yet committed to running.
- IMF Upgrades Egypt’s Growth Outlook as Economy Shifts to Expansion
The IMF upgraded Egypt’s 2026 growth projection to 4.6% in its July 2026 World Economic Outlook. Egypt’s $8 billion Extended Fund Facility with the IMF has unlocked $2.3 billion in disbursements, with growth driven by non-oil manufacturing, tourism, telecommunications, and recovering remittances.
- A wave of new US flights turns Belize into the Caribbean’s easiest reef-and-ruins trip
Tourism in Belize is projected to exceed pre-COVID numbers by over 10% due to expanding U.S. air service and airport modernization, making it a top Caribbean destination for American travelers seeking a combination of reef and ruins.
- Tourism appeal adds to Australia’s edge in drawing mainland Chinese, Hong Kong homebuyers
Australia's tourism appeal and moderating property prices in cities like Sydney and Melbourne are enhancing its attractiveness to mainland Chinese and Hong Kong investors, alongside its relaxed lifestyle. Education has long been a draw, but recent factors like price corrections in major cities are reinforcing Australia as a top investment destination.
- El Salvador’s Security Gains Are Turning Into a Tourism-Led Boom
El Salvador’s economy grew 4.8% in the first quarter of 2026, driven by a tourism surge that generated $871.4 million. The country ranks first in the Americas for an unspecified metric linked to its security improvements.
- Disasters, Tourism And Housing: State House District 16 Candidate Q&As
Incumbent Democrat faces Republican challenge for the Kauaʻi House seat. The candidates' Q&A addresses topics including disasters, tourism, and housing.
- Minister highlights A.P.’s tourism potential at FAITH conclave in Delhi
Kandula Durgesh, a minister, highlighted Andhra Pradesh's tourism potential at the FAITH conclave in Delhi and invited investors to partner with the state.
- Bahrain EDB’s CEO H.E. Noor is doubling down on growth amid mounting regional headwinds
Bahrain's Economic Development Board (EDB) CEO H.E. Noor bint Ali Alkhulaif emphasizes the kingdom's strategic focus on agility, advanced regulation, and niche sectors to attract investment amid Gulf competition. Bahrain prioritizes financial services, manufacturing, logistics, tourism, and information communications technology, leveraging reforms in trust laws and regulatory frameworks to position itself as a complementary investment hub.
- 'We are open': Ouray tourism drops 40% as Gold Mountain Fire prompts cancellations
Tourism in Ouray has dropped 40% due to the Gold Mountain Fire, which has prompted travel cancellations and affected businesses in the area and surrounding communities. Wildfires and smoke in Colorado are contributing to the decline in visitors.
- Candidate Q&A: Maui County Mayor – P. Denise La Costa
P. Denise La Costa, a candidate for Maui County Mayor, emphasizes the need for investments in roads, parks, beaches, public safety, and infrastructure for communities affected by tourism.
- Belize Plans Its First Industrial Strategy Around Sea and Soil
Belize is developing its first industrial strategy focused on green and blue industries such as cacao and seaweed to reduce reliance on tourism. The strategy aims to diversify the economy by leveraging resources from land and sea.
- ‘Confidently Wrong about Tourism in Mexico’: A new MND podcast
The Mexico News Daily podcast 'Confidently Wrong' explores whether Mexico needs more tourists, noting tourism's 8% economic contribution and regional disparities. It discusses insights from Mexican tourism minister Josefina Rodriguez and compares Mexico's tourism growth potential to countries like the U.K., Spain, and France.
- McAllen-Hidalgo-Reynosa International Bridge turns 100
The McAllen-Hidalgo-Reynosa International Bridge celebrated its 100th anniversary with a luncheon attended by lawmakers, leaders, the mayor of Reynosa, and consulates. Participants highlighted the bridge's role in facilitating trade, tourism, and personal connections across generations.
- ‘Kashmir not selling Disneyland; protecting lakes, glaciers, mountains central to tourism plan,’ says CM Omar Abdullah
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized protecting natural features like lakes, glaciers, and mountains in Jammu and Kashmir's tourism plan, stating that regulating tourist flow may be necessary to ensure a serene environment. He welcomed the current surge in tourists but highlighted future management needs.
- Gaylord Opryland's $131M expansion expected to boost jobs, tourism and Nashville economy
Gaylord Opryland's $131M expansion is projected to create jobs, generate millions in tax revenue, and enhance Nashville's status as a top destination for conventions and tourism.
- Sustainable transport "is about our strategic independence" EU Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas
Apostolos Tzitzikostas, the European Commissioner for sustainable transport and tourism, discusses the importance of sustainable transport for strategic independence. He is the guest on the 'Talking Europe' program.
- Malta has been named Europe's most overcrowded island for 2026 - but its government still wants more tourists
Malta has been named Europe's most overcrowded island for 2026, yet its government continues to seek increased tourism. The situation highlights a conflict between current overcrowding challenges and policy goals to attract more visitors.
- Egypt Tourism Breaks Records as the Grand Museum Delivers
Egypt's tourism sector achieved a record 6.1 million visitors by April 2026, with Q1 revenue nearing $5.1 billion and the Grand Egyptian Museum attracting 15,000 daily visitors.
- YSRCP playing mind game on Amaravati, says Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu accuses YSRCP of playing mind games on Amaravati, stating that a capital cannot be shifted once Parliament enacts a law. He vows to realize the 'Swarna Kuppam' vision as a major economic, tourism, and gold mining hub.
- Daddal promises to develop tourism locations in Raichur district
Daddal has pledged to develop tourism locations in Raichur district. The commitment focuses on enhancing local tourism infrastructure and attractions.
- Candidate Q&As: Kauaʻi County Council – Trysten Fernandes Caberto
Trysten Fernandes Caberto, a candidate for Kauaʻi County Council, emphasizes the importance of tourism to the economy while questioning the nature of visitors' relationships with the area.
- Rio Turns Its Winter Into a $1.4 Billion Tourist Season
Rio expects winter tourism to generate R$7.4bn ($1.43bn) between July and September 2026, with 2.8 million tourists forecasted—representing a 5% increase among Brazilians and 15% among foreigners. This marks a 7.8% real growth compared to the R$6.9bn ($1.36bn) recorded in the winter of 2025.
- Here's why Hawaiʻi's tourism continues to grow, prosper
Hawaiʻi's tourism continues to grow due to high visitor satisfaction ratings, with over 90% of visitors rating the islands as 'excellent' or 'above average' for variety and safety. The state's unique attractions and strong sense of safety contribute to its consistent excellence as a travel destination.
- Telangana seeks stronger tourism ties with France
Telangana aims to strengthen tourism relationships with France. The initiative focuses on enhancing bilateral ties through increased tourism collaboration.
- Varkala MLA raises alarm over proposed quarry on hilltop in Pallikkal at Legislative Assembly
Varkala MLA raised concerns at the Legislative Assembly about a proposed quarry on a hilltop in Pallikkal, warning of potential environmental, drinking water, and tourism-related consequences.
- Foreign Tourists Spent a Record US$4.8 Billion in Brazil This Year
Foreign tourists spent a record US$4.8 billion in Brazil from January to May, up 11% from the previous year. May alone saw a monthly spending record of US$790 million, though tourist arrivals remained flat.
- China’s aircon scarce in Europe, Wu Chun’s luggage ordeal: 5 weekend reads you missed
The article highlights the scarcity of Chinese air conditioners in Europe amid extreme heat, the viral success of China's AI-powered laser mosquito zapper, Malaysia's tourism reliance on a Chinese app, and Cathay Pacific's apology to actor Wu Chun for a three-day luggage delay.