tourism news

Etihad Airways launches a massive 30% discount on Economy fares to over 40 global destinations, targeting the UAE's peak summer and Eid Al Adha travel surge.

Emirates Group posts a record US$6.6 billion profit for 2025-26, fueled by massive fleet expansion, SkyCargo growth, and enhanced international travel demand.

EgyptAir significantly expands its US network by launching a direct, non-stop flight from Cairo to Los Angeles utilizing the advanced Airbus A350-900.

Discover Airlines introduces the 'Culinary Journey' pre-order dining service, elevating the in-flight experience and sustainability across the Lufthansa Group network.

Massive aviation disruptions sweep across Asia as China Eastern, Garuda Indonesia, and others report severe flight cancellations and delays, causing regional travel chaos.

Air India launches Cloud Chasers, a revolutionary in-flight activity program for children aged 2–12 on long-haul international routes to North America, Europe, and Australia.

The University of Macau's Smart Tourism Symposium 2026 unites global academics and hospitality leaders to drive digital innovation, AI adoption, and sustainable tourism growth across the Greater Bay Area.

Despite the global $200 oil crisis and Strait of Hormuz blockade, Zimbabwe welcomes its first organized group of Polish tourists in partnership with TRIPYOU, driving sustainable eco-tourism.

As the $200 oil crisis and Strait of Hormuz blockade squeeze global travel, Zimbabwe launches Amai’s Traditional Cook-out Competition at Lupane State University to boost culinary tourism.

As the $200 oil crisis and Strait of Hormuz blockade disrupt long-haul international flights, Vietnam and Vinpearl collaborate to capture a massive surge of Indian tourists.

Vietnam welcomed a record-breaking 21 million international visitors in 2026, a staggering performance as the nation navigates the global energy crisis and US-Iran conflict.

As the $200 oil crisis and Strait of Hormuz blockade disrupt global aviation, Vietnam welcomes a record-shattering 2 million international visitors in April 2026, fueled by regional short-haul markets.