Destinations

The Canada Strong Pass program will be relaunched in summer 2026. It offers free admissions and travel discounts to eligible holders to promote travel within Canada.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 is underway in Toronto, drawing significant international buyer attendance. The event is forecasted to produce over $100 million in tourism sales.

The NATAS Travel Fair 2026 recently featured a significant campaign launch by the Taiwan Tourism Administration. This effort aims to enhance Taiwan's profile as a travel destination in the region.

Azerbaijan has eased travel for Chinese visitors by offering visa-free entry and establishing new direct flights. The Beijing Tourism Office is helping promote these opportunities.

Recent investments in hotel technology are creating more opportunities for independent hotels worldwide. These upgrades help boost operational efficiency and enhance guest experiences.

Luxury hotels in the U.S. are reporting strong demand for summer 2026 driven mainly by domestic travelers. This trend highlights a growing preference for upscale domestic vacations.

Skillcations are emerging as a notable travel trend in 2026, as Americans increasingly combine vacations with craft skill learning. This movement adds a new dimension to how vacations are experienced.

In 2026, Poland has emerged as a favored destination for millions of German and European tourists. Its popularity has exceeded that of Spain and Italy in this period.

The UK meetings industry has expressed concern after VisitBritain’s business events budget saw reductions. Experts warn these cuts could challenge the UK’s ability to compete internationally.

Tourists from the United States are joining those from LATAM countries in driving growth in Peru’s MICE tourism sector. Flights by LATAM, American, and United Airlines to Peru are fully booked through 2026 as the country ranks among the top business travel destinations in the Americas.