In 2025, cannabis tourism has blossomed into a mainstream travel niche, drawing enthusiasts from around the world to explore the cultural, culinary, and recreational aspects of cannabis. According to a 2024 report by the Global Cannabis Tourism Association (GCTA), the cannabis tourism market grew by 20% annually between 2022 and 2024, with projected revenue of $17 billion in 2025. As legalization continues to expand globally, cannabis tourism offers travelers unique experiences that combine education, relaxation, and adventure. Here’s a closer look at top destinations, emerging trends, and tips for making the most of your cannabis-infused travels.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/02/17/cannabis-tourism-in-2025-destinations-trends-and-tips/

Florida’s cannabis landscape is evolving rapidly, with a well-established medical marijuana program and an ongoing debate over recreational legalization. As of July 2023, Florida had over 831,000 registered medical marijuana patients, making up 3.74% of the state’s population. With billions of dollars at stake, legalization advocates, industry leaders, and lawmakers are all watching closely to see if Florida will follow states like California, Colorado, and Illinois, which have embraced full recreational cannabis markets.

https://southfloridareporter.com/the-rise-of-cannabis-in-florida/

The cannabis farms of California’s Emerald Triangle are often cloaked in mystery, but a famed-photographer’s book is giving a glimpse into the world of cannabis farmers deep in the Humboldt hills. The book, “Sustainable Sun-Grown Cannabis,” is a celebration of outdoor cultivation from the photographer Justin McIvor, better known as Justin Cannabis. Thanks to McIvor’s photos and emphasis on sustainable cultivation, the book is a visual guide to regenerative growing techniques like soil building, polyculture, solar panels and rainwater catchment.

https://cannabisnow.com/under-the-humboldt-sun/