tourism news

Dubai's hospitality sector faces an unprecedented collapse as Moody’s Analytics projects hotel occupancy will plunge from 80% to nearly 10% in Q2 2026 due to regional instability.

Denver has recorded 4.7 inches of snow on May 3, 2026, marking the city's largest May accumulation since 2003 and causing brief delays at Denver International Airport.

Da Nang has emerged as Asia's leading summer tourism powerhouse for 2026, with authorities projecting 20 million arrivals driven by record growth and expanded aviation links.

The Walt Disney Company confirms Singapore will host the first D23 Asia in 2027, a major expansion of the fan convention brand designed to drive high-value entertainment tourism across the APAC region.

Cyprus is facing a severe tourism downturn in 2026 as airlines cut 600,000 seats due to rising fuel costs and regional conflict, impacting Ayia Napa and Protaras.

CTO Secretary-General Dona Regis-Prosper will host the Women’s Leadership Dinner & Awards 2026 in New York, celebrating female pioneers who are driving the inclusive tourism movement across the Caribbean.

Croatia has confirmed that the new EU-mandated holiday rental registration system will not be implemented until 2027, ensuring a stable environment for the 2026 tourism season.

Explore the ultimate 2026 Costa Rica travel guide, featuring the Arenal Volcano, the biodiversity of Corcovado, sustainable eco-tourism trends, and essential transportation tips for your Central American adventure.

China’s expanded visa-free policies triggered a 12.5% surge in foreign arrivals during the 2026 May Day holiday, with Russia leading growth at 120.1%.

China’s strategic decision to waive short-stay visa requirements for 50+ countries resulted in 436,000 visa-free arrivals during the 2026 May Day holiday, a 14.7% year-on-year increase.

China's tourism sector has recorded an unprecedented surge in inbound arrivals in early 2026, as relaxed visa policies and a massive high-speed rail network offer a resilient alternative to global energy crisis volatility.

China recorded a 3.49% increase in domestic travel during the 2026 May Day holiday, as travelers pivot toward value-driven, interest-based experiences and affordable quality.