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Brazil completes fieldwork for its inaugural National Tourism Demand Survey (PNDT), capturing 22,500 interviews across 50 municipalities in all five geographic regions.
Hilton Grand Vacations opens Ka Haku, a Hilton Club in Waikiki with 205 suites, a Japanese-style bathhouse, and a $1M Kuhio Beach Park investment.
Jamaica targets 80% hotel capacity for winter 2026 as Acapulco reaches 90% pre-Otis recovery and Caribbean islands rebuild post-hurricane infrastructure.
Utah's Sundance Mountain Resort unveils over 600 skiable acres, the new Electric Horseman lift, 1.7-mile Storyteller run, and 2026-2027 season pass rates.
NOAA opens October 2026 South Atlantic red snapper windows while state-by-state permits in Alaska, Florida, Montana, and Hawaii shape a $145.4B angling economy.
Vietnam welcomes 17.7 million international tourists with a 14.5% surge in 2026, outperforming regional rivals Thailand, Singapore, and Cambodia.
Peak summer tourism in Halkidiki causes dry taps and severe water pressure drops in Hanioti, highlighting Greece's infrastructure challenges amid record July arrivals.
Osaka records a 9.6% overall foreign tourist drop in August 2026 as a 59% collapse in Chinese arrivals outweighs record growth from South Korea, US, and Europe.
European countries implement mandatory short-term rental registries, night caps, and investment property bans under EU Regulation 2024/1028 to curb hyper-tourism.
Georgia holds its No. 5 national ranking in US domestic overnight tourism with $46.2B in spending, while Mexico and Brazil accelerate Americas regional travel.
Greece records 9.9 million peak summer air arrivals led by double-digit growth in Samos, Skiathos, and Kefalonia, despite shorter average stay durations.
G Touring appoints former Riviera Travel executive Ashley Walker as Channel Support Manager for Travelsphere and Just You, expanding its UK trade team to seven.
