Small business owners struggling after the storm hope visitors will return and bring some patience with them.

The number of international travelers visiting Canada is still below pre-pandemic levels.

Joanna Reese funds her Maine shops on a shoestring. “[We do] as much as we can ourselves,” she says, “to save on costs.”

Last spring, the industrial town Zibo became a tourist hot spot because of its unique barbecue. Is that a recipe for healthy budgets?

Higher-income travelers have splashed out, but people with lower incomes have reined in spending because of rising prices.

For biking, using public transportation or cleaning up litter, tourists can receive free coffee, workshops and discounted tickets.

Milwaukee’s visitors bureau estimates the Republican National Convention is bringing $200 million to the city. But that doesn’t include business lost due to the crowds.

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The post-COVID rebound for restaurants and other hospitality businesses has created opportunities for younger and older workers.

Fewer pedestrians are wandering onto popular 2nd Avenue, hurting businesses. That’s prompted an initiative to help boost foot traffic.