Destinations

Sri Lanka experienced a notable rise in visitor numbers in June 2026, with over 27,000 tourists arriving. Russia emerged as a new key market among traditional source countries.

The introduction of the Entry-Exit System at Schengen borders is causing significant delays, affecting over 40 million travelers in 2026. Germany and several other countries face growing tourism pressures amid these disruptions.

The Gold Coast is set to implement a tourism redevelopment plan featuring six major projects emphasizing sustainability and partnership in 2026. The initiative represents a joint vision among regional stakeholders.

Carnival Cruise Line has introduced a stricter bikini dress code for passengers visiting island ports starting June 2026. The policy requires cruise guests to follow new swimwear guidelines while ashore.

Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled nearly nine months of Norwegian Viva sailings from Puerto Rico and will relocate the ship’s homeport to Miami through 2028. This marks a notable realignment of the cruise line’s Caribbean itinerary strategies.

A strike on June 10, 2026, brought severe disruption to France's rail network, with one third of TGV trains cancelled. Regional train services also experienced major interruptions, affecting travelers nationwide.

The Nepal Tourism Board has earned the Pacific Asia Travel Association Gold Award for its sustainable tourism efforts. This continental honor reflects Nepal's dedication to responsible tourism.

Mexico is expected to top North America in travel and tourism growth for 2025. It also leads the region in visitor spending and tourism arrivals for the year.

Sri Lanka's tourism sector set new records in May 2026, showing strong growth. This increase occurred despite geopolitical tensions and instability in the surrounding region.

Syria has officially started its 2026 summer tourism season as part of measures to revive the economy. This move aims to restore the tourism sector following years of challenges.