United States, Canada, and Mexico face changing FIFA World Cup 2026 tourism trends as hotel bookings, travel demand, and costs shift

Latin America leads immersive hospitality trends in 2026 as wellness-focused meetings and sensory travel reshape global tourism experiences

Brazil’s travellers apply over 12,000 Mexico e‑Visas in two months, boosting tourism to Cancun, Mexico City, Playa del Carmen and beyond in 2026

More than 500 million ticket requests for FIFA World Cup 2026 signal huge travel demand, with millions of visitors expected across host cities in the U.S., Mexico and Canada

Airbnb rolls out private airport transfer services in 125+ cities including Paris, Bali and Mexico City, allowing travellers to prebook rides via the app for smoother arrivals

Teotihuacan attracts global visitors in 2026, offering stunning pyramids and cultural heritage, making it a must-see travel destination near Mexico City

Mexico City, Bogota, and other Ibero-American cities are leading the shift to Smart Tourism Destinations using AI and governance for sustainable travel innovation

Mexico’s new proposal for a National Tourism Police System aims to enhance visitor safety amid rising cartel violence, ensuring smooth experiences during the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Uber launches new kiosks in airports, hotels, and tourism venues, making booking rides easier for tourists with multiple payment options globally.

Six Flags México launches the Speedway Stunt Coaster, offering a thrilling family-friendly roller coaster experience with high-speed stunts and excitement.