New York City's hotel industry is showing signs of life, but a full recovery remains elusive as executives grapple with ...

Occupancy and hotel revenue are strong, but the market could face challenges from rising labor costs and declining foreign ...

The COVID-19 pandemic torpedoed what had been record tourism to New York City, but the last year has seen a climb back toward pre-pandemic numbers. Reporting by NYC & Company, the city’s official ...

Statistics highlight New York’s uneven recovery. How you see it depends on what business you’re in and with whom you’re comparing yourself. On the surface, the city’s economy appears to have bounced ...

New York City has revised its 2024 tourism forecast downward by 3 million visitors, mainly due to a worsening global perception of the U.S. and policy-related factors like tariffs.

Recent marketing efforts and partnerships propelled the city ahead of rivals. May 12, 2010&#151; <br/> NEW YORK -- I knew it. Maybe it was the lines of people trying to hail a cab in the bus lane ...

New York City tourism officials say they expect to host 2 million fewer international travelers this year than in 2024. Some tour operators in the city say they can already see the difference.

On a typical fair-weather day, there's close to 9,000 helicopter flights in New York City, creating an endless noise that most New Yorkers say they are sick of.

Last year, the Chambers Junkanoo Group from The Bahamas performed for attendees of “Caribbean Week in New York,” North American flagship event of the Barbados-based Caribbean Tourism Organization.