Explore the world with latest tourism news and updates on international travel, destination intelligence, tourism industry revenue, and global traveler trends.
India's tourism economy accelerates with 428.55 crore domestic visits, AI-driven Incredible India digital platforms, and e-Visa availability for 172 nations.
Southeastern Crete celebrates World Tourism Day 2026 from Sept 26-28 across Myrtos, Ierapetra, and Makry Gialos, combining AI digital strategy with heritage preservation.
Explore Frome in Somerset, located 13 miles south of Bath, featuring medieval streets like Catherine Hill and Cheap Street, over 80 independent stores, and 80,000 annual market visitors.
Cape Town, Tokyo, and Mombasa top the 2026 Post Office / UK winter sun value study. Compare daily costs, dining prices, and top long-haul vs European escapes.
Explore Canada's iconic wildlife destinations—Banff, Cap Tourmente, and Wapusk—using transit shuttles, pre-arranged transfers, and licensed polar bear tour operators.
Pacific Trade Invest Australia appoints Ben Urquhart to lead North Pacific tourism development across Palau, Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, and Nauru.
A 0.4% decline in international arrivals from January to June 2026 reveals a systemic slowdown in US tourism driven by visa processing bottlenecks and rising travel costs.
International arrivals to France rose by 2.2% in the first half of 2026, driven by high-spending Swiss travelers and borderless European transit.
Slovenia is leveraging artificial intelligence and a new national tourism data ecosystem to manage visitor flows and enhance sustainability ahead of World Tourism Day 2026.
World Tourism Day 2026 examines the AI revolution in travel, focusing on how digital transformation shifts the power from professional bookers to end-users while challenging industry governance.
Sabah is aggressively expanding air connectivity and digital outreach to the Chinese market, recording 578,681 Chinese arrivals in early 2026 to build momentum for the Visit Sabah 2027 campaign.
Rwanda is evolving beyond gorilla trekking in 2026, partnering with Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania to create a high-value, multi-destination sustainable tourism network across East Africa.
