Suzanne Rowan Kelleher

Topline For the second consecutive month, more Canadians visited the U.S. than last year—a possible sign that one of the most successful travel boycotts is finally winding down.

Topline European tourists pulled back on traveling to the U.S. in May—another sign the country's inbound tourism recovery was flailing before the summer of the World Cup.

Topline Due to severe weather in the Midwest and Southeast, major airlines are allowing passengers scheduled to fly Wednesday to change their plans without incurring change or cancellation fees.

Topline Kansas City, the smallest U.S. World Cup host city, convinced three powerhouse teams to choose it for their base camps, and that could deliver an outsized economic boon, say tourism experts.

Topline The Interior Department is pushing back on a report that National Park Service staff are prohibited from notifying the public about

Topline Don't expect today's high airfares to fall before the end of summer—but vacationers might be able to find deals if they are nimble, travel experts tell Forbes.

Topline The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a reported collision between a JetBlue Airways jet and a drone at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport on Monday, a rare incident even as drones grow increasingly common in Americas' skies.

The U.S. is clearing away regulations for a new era of supersonic flight, promising faster long-distance travel without the boom.

Topline Las Vegas isn't a World Cup host city, but it has leaned hard into the tournament by hosting more than 10,000 watch parties over six weeks—and fans are coming in droves, according to tourism leaders.

Topline Sean Duffy's road trip reality show won't air until much of the peak summer season is over—raising questions of whether sponsors were paying for access, not advertising.