Sports Travel
-
Mexico Outperforms the US and Canada in 2025 Tourism Growth
In a new study, Mexico emerged as North America’s strongest Travel & Tourism performer in 2025. According to the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) newest Economic Impact Research (EIR) study, Mexico’s Travel & Tourism GDP grew by 1.8% in 2025, outperforming growth rates in Canada (1.2%) and the United States (0.9%). Although US sector…
-
US Hotel Rates Reach New Heights
There has been a recent rise in demand for both travel and hotel booking around the globe, but US hotels specifically have been more in demand than ever before. In an interview with NewsNation, HotelPlanner CEO Tim Hentschel said, “We’re seeing robust, year-over-year demand for more than five years now.” A recent industry report shows…
-
F1 Chartered Hundreds to Melbourne After Middle East Airspace Chaos
Earlier this month, Formula One moved quickly to salvage its season-opening Australian Grand Prix, arranging charter flights to get hundreds of stranded staff to Melbourne after airspace closures across the Middle East threw travel plans into chaos. Two chartered aircraft left London on the Monday night before race weekend. One was a British Airways flight…
-
FIFA World Cup Travel Delays Expected in Dallas Due to TSA Staff Shortage
Sports fans preparing to travel for the FIFA World Cup 2026 might run into some significant delays. Dallas and the North Texas area are preparing for a large rush of airline passengers and travelers for the upcoming World Cup just three weeks away, but are already running into problems with short staffing at the Transportation…
-
Nashville, Tennessee Set to Host the 2030 Super Bowl LXIV
In the May 19th NFL Spring League Meeting in Orlando, it was officially announced that the 2030 Super Bowl LXIV will be played in Nashville, Tennessee. This will be the very first time that Tennessee has ever hosted the Super Bowl, becoming the 21st city in history to ever host one. “Hosting the Super Bowl…