PUNE, India, Sept. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- According to Credence Research, in 2024, the global Music Tourism Market was valued at USD 102 billion and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth ...

Dublin, May 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Music Tourism Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis by Event (Concert, Festival), Age Group (18 and Less, 18 - 34 Years, 34 - 54 Years, 55+ Years), Booking ...

Like sport, food, and fitness, music has quickly shifted from being a niche segment of the tourism industry to become one of the most popular reasons for why people travel around the world. Emerging ...

The global music tourism market is projected to reach approximately USD 400.5 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.6%. According to Credence Research, the music ...

Music and dance tourism are becoming powerful drivers of global travel, cultural preservation, and peace. From festivals and local performances to international initiatives led by UN Tourism, WTTC, ...

In an effort to bolster the nation’s music tourism sector, U.S. Senators John Hickenlooper and Marsha Blackburn introduced the bipartisan American Music Tourism Act this week. The legislation, aimed ...

The revived bills target issues like ticketing bots, music tourism and indie musicians. By Kristin Robinson Senior Writer The American Music Tourism Act, Mitigating Automated Internet Networks (MAIN) ...

The growing phenomenon of music tourism, the most prominent example being the ‘Taylor Swift Effect’, is reshaping hotel demand worldwide. Now, with your hotel management hat back firmly on your head, ...

The American Music Tourism Act aims to boost travel and support for iconic music sites in the U.S., like Graceland and The Grammy Museum, as well as concerts and festivals. The broadly supported ...

U.K. artist Stormzy is one of many native artists whose concert tours contributed to the U.K.’s music tourism boom in 2022. Ben Houdijk Shutterstock Music tourism is showing to be a prominent sector ...

If you read my columns and blogs on a regular basis, you know how I feel about tourism related to music. New Orleans does not really spotlight music in its tourism and advertising campaigns; I think ...