tourism news

Turkey’s tourism sector achieved record growth in Q1 2026, generating $9.9 billion in revenue from 9.2 million international visitors, with nightly spending reaching $102.

Thailand has unveiled a comprehensive new regulatory framework to enforce international visitor behavior, including zero-tolerance for public indecency and enhanced digital surveillance.

Thailand's hospitality market recorded a 12% surge in growth during Week 18 of 2026, fueled by an extraordinary 105% increase in Japanese arrivals and strong Malaysian investment.

Thailand joins Bhutan, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and South Korea in implementing strict new tourist regulations to protect local traditions and foster a sustainable high-value travel model.

Airports of Thailand (AOT) will increase the International Passenger Service Charge to 1,120 baht on June 20, 2026, to fund its 180-million passenger capacity roadmap.

Tasmania is set to transform its tourism scene with a massive $120 million Cadbury Chocolate Experience in Glenorchy, positioning the island state as a resilient food tourism hub amid global energy crisis volatility.

Tasmanian agri-tourism properties have been exempted from the upcoming short-stay levy, a strategic move to support small farm businesses and boost regional tourism growth.

Switzerland Tourism has officially joined the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) as a Destination Partner, marking a major milestone in its efforts to lead global sustainability and quality-driven tourism.

Switzerland Tourism has officially joined the World Travel & Tourism Council as a Destination Partner, signaling a strategic commitment to the 'Swisstainable' model of high-quality, resilient travel.

Montenegro’s iconic Sveti Stefan Island will reopen in July 2026 following a historic settlement that restores public beach access while preserving elite Adriatic luxury.

Australia’s Sunshine Coast is positioning itself as a premier sanctuary for international travelers during the FIFA World Cup 2026, leveraging its pristine beaches and eco-friendly infrastructure.

Jet fuel prices have surged by 31% in 2026, leading to over 13,000 scheduled flight cancellations and significant airfare hikes for the upcoming summer travel season.