Destinations

Inbound visitor numbers to Israel dropped by 83% in May 2026 amid ongoing regional instability. The sharp decline reflects security concerns disrupting travel to the country.

Japan’s tourism industry reached unprecedented levels in 2025, with record-breaking visitor numbers and increased tourism spending. The expansion of destinations further contributed to the country’s tourism success.

In 2025, Morocco climbed to 22nd place globally in tourism rankings, hosting nearly 20 million visitors. This demonstrates significant growth within the country's tourism industry.

Moody’s Investors Service has granted the Vancouver Airport Authority an Aa2 credit rating, underlining its robust financial management. This rating highlights the authority’s stable financial outlook.

Canada now requires visa-exempt visitors from St. Pierre to obtain travel authorization before entering the country, reflecting updated entry rules focused on this route.

Sun Group made its debut at the 2026 Seoul International Travel Fair, showcasing Vietnamese tourism with a focus on Phu Quoc Island. The group introduced flight deals from Korea, Japan, and India to bolster travel options.

WTM London has launched its new WTM Travel Tech event, focusing on innovation and technology in the travel industry. The event is planned for 2026 in London.

The CEO of Star Alliance points to the Indian aviation market as offering long-term growth potential. This highlights sustained opportunities in India's air travel sector.

Inbound tourism in China is increasing this summer, driven in part by growing interest in tech-themed study tours. Visitors are showing heightened curiosity about innovation-focused experiences.

Vacation rental prices in Greece are growing more rapidly than in other parts of Europe this summer. Travelers visiting Greece in 2026 should expect increased accommodation costs compared to other European destinations.