Explore the world with latest tourism news and updates on international travel, destination intelligence, tourism industry revenue, and global traveler trends.
The European Union unveils a landmark €50 million conservation and tourism funding package for Uganda, supporting wildlife protection as H1 receipts climb 25.6% to Shs 2.3 trillion.
A landmark 2026 report by the Tourism Management Institute reveals alarming operational and budgetary shortfalls across UK and Ireland destination bodies, threatening a £147B visitor economy.
Nepal records an impressive 12.1% year-on-year surge in foreign tourist arrivals in September 2026, reaching 88,248 visitors as massive growth from China (+114.1%) and SAARC markets overcomes localized monsoon disruptions.
Eswatini marks its ninth consecutive month of visitor expansion in September 2026, welcoming 96,720 arrivals as surging inflows from Botswana (+71.1%) and Mozambique (+26.9%) offset South African softness.
An analytical breakdown of Quito's updated tourist expenses, spanning Ecuador's 15% VAT rate, municipal transit fares, hotel ADRs, and park tariffs.
Morocco registers a historic 81.4% 5-year revenue expansion to MAD 97.92B ($9.94B) as visitor arrivals hit 15.7M, fueled by strategic infrastructure and 2030 World Cup preparations.
An editorial analysis of Venezuela's 33.2% tourism GDP surge, clarifying physical market share realities, bilateral charter routes, and luxury ecotourism yields.
The East African Community is implementing a single tourist visa and a ten-year unified strategy to harmonize border crossings and hospitality standards across eight member states.
Booking.com's survey of 29,000 travelers across 33 nations reveals 94% have in-flight pet peeves, while constant negativity and surprise costs fracture travel companionships.
New York, Chicago, Atlanta, and Dallas compete for corporate conventions as hotel room rates, exhibition square footage, and airport capacity diverge.
New York production spending surged 87% to $1.61 billion, rivaling California's $1.76 billion and catalyzing screen tourism across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The 2026 Global Power Rankings place China, the US, India, Germany, and Japan in the top five, revealing sharp divides between geopolitical influence and tourism accessibility.
