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Phu Quoc is asserting its supremacy in Southeast Asia as it projects 8.5 million arrivals for 2026, fueled by a 38% year-on-year surge in the first four months.
Phu Quoc, voted Asia’s most beautiful island, recorded a massive 3.8 million arrivals in early 2026, representing a 38% year-on-year surge driven by record international demand.
Uncover the charm of Oswestry in 2026, a historic border town featuring the prehistoric Old Oswestry Hill Fort, medieval timber-framed streets, and the scenic beauty of the Welsh Marches.
Oregon’s tourism industry generated $14.6 billion in direct spending in 2025, supporting 123,000 jobs and driving economic resilience across the state's urban and rural hubs.
Oman has officially ratified a $10.4 million contract to develop the Ateen Natural Park in Salalah, a 270,000-sqm project aimed at boosting Khareef season tourism and economic diversification.
The Dhofar Governorate has signed a $10.4 million agreement to develop the Ateen Natural Park in Salalah, featuring artificial water channels and family entertainment zones to boost Khareef season tourism.
Discover the ultimate 2026 Norway travel guide, featuring UNESCO-listed fjords, the Viking legacy of Oslo, scenic rail journeys, and Arctic expeditions to the Lofoten Islands and Svalbard.
North Carolina achieved a record-breaking $37.2 billion in tourism spending in 2025, overcoming the devastation of Hurricane Helene and navigating global energy shocks to rank 7th in the U.S. for domestic visits.
New Zealand is introducing targeted entry fees at iconic natural attractions like Milford Sound to raise an estimated NZ$60 million annually for conservation and infrastructure.
New Zealand has introduced higher access fees for Milford Sound and Cathedral Cove, joining a global trend of tourist taxes to support sustainable conservation.
New Zealand has unveiled a multi-million dollar investment package for its Ngā Haerenga Great Rides, targeting infrastructure upgrades for iconic trails like the Mountains to Sea and St James.
New Zealand is advancing plans to charge foreign tourists for access to iconic natural sites, aiming to raise NZ$60 million annually for conservation and infrastructure.
