Explore the world with latest tourism news and updates on international travel, destination intelligence, tourism industry revenue, and global traveler trends.
Bolivia tourism expands beyond Salar de Uyuni, drawing international visitors to seven UNESCO World Heritage sites, Altiplano cities, and Amazon eco-reserves.
Athens tourism activity accelerates as TAP Air Portugal restores 5 weekly year-round Lisbon flights, connecting transatlantic visitors to the Acropolis and Greek island ferries.
Plan your visit to Barcelona's La Mercè Festival with essential details on free event access, key venues like Parc de la Ciutadella, and critical transit tips for 2026.
Canada's $10 million investment in the NordSpace Atlantic Spaceport Complex in St. Lawrence, Newfoundland, signals a strategic shift toward sovereign space-launch capability and high-value aerospace tourism.
Severe 2026 heatwaves have triggered precautionary closures at the Eiffel Tower and operational disruptions for Eurostar services, forcing a shift in European summer travel patterns.
Thailand's tourism sector sees a strategic shift in 2026 as rising arrivals from China and India counterbalance overall declines, while Bangkok's hotel market maintains stability through diversified demand.
The European Union is implementing the Entry Exit System (EES) in 2026, replacing passport stamps with biometric digital registration for non-EU visitors, sparking warnings of significant border delays.
Essential guide to Canela Party 2026 in Torremolinos, Spain, covering ticket protocols, Recinto Ferial venue logistics, and transportation options for international attendees.
The Sun and Thunder Festival 2026 merges heavy rock and metal music with the Mediterranean coast at Marenostrum Fuengirola, redefining niche event tourism in Málaga.
Texas is leveraging $264 million in Intelligent Transportation Systems and UNESCO site management to scale faith-based tourism across all 254 counties, generating over $3.5 billion in tax receipts.
Ireland's tourism sector reports a 5% increase in international arrivals for July 2026, with foreign visitor spending reaching €681 million.
Tourism has emerged as a critical economic shock absorber for South Dakota, neutralizing a 1.6% Q1 GDP contraction through billions in visitor spending across the Black Hills and Badlands.
