CheapCaribbean, the leading online resource for sun-and-sand escapes to the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America, will begin offering eight-day tours to Cuba in early 2016.

Tourism is booming in North Korea, as the most secretive Communist state in the world earned between $30 million to $43 million last year.

The success of major events and festivals, as well as the popularity of Montreal tourism attractions contributed to these positive results, announced the local tourist board.

Americans are for tourism purposes but that doesn’t mean the island isn’t drawing the attention of the millennial generation and some baby boomers. Forty-six percent are interested in touring Cuba.

In a bid to boost hospitality investment, Israel is looking to classify its hotels as "national infrastructure," cutting time for building approval and facilitating overall development, the Jerusalem Post reports.

The Cayman Islands' weak third-quarter tourist arrivals may be evidence that all good things come to an end.