Destinations

The WTTC forecast published in June 2026 indicates that tourism growth in Central and South America will surpass global averages this year. Increasing travel demand and economic factors support this positive outlook.

Flight disruptions on June 3, 2026, at JFK International Airport resulted in multiple cancellations and delays involving Delta, JetBlue, Icelandair, and Air France. Routes to Paris, Tokyo, London, and key U.S. cities were affected.

Iberia has launched direct flights between Madrid and Monterrey, providing weekly seat availability exceeding 53,000. This route expands options for travel between Europe and Mexico.

The Tourism Ministry has boosted its charter flight incentives budget to USD 165 million. The increase aims to support the tourism sector and encourage more travel.

A noted tourism destination offers US$1,100 to Russian-speaking tour guides but still faces a shortage of these professionals. The situation highlights continuing labor challenges in the industry.

Egypt's tourism sector is experiencing notable growth with the recent launch of the Grand Egyptian Museum and a significant increase in visitors. This marks a substantial historic travel boom for the country.

ITB China 2026 saw 23,500 attendees and marked strong growth in luxury and adventure tourism. Visa-free travel policies played a significant role in driving record international arrivals.

At the Seoul International Travel Fair 2026, Nepal Tourism Board worked with seven Nepali companies to promote Himalayan adventure and cultural tourism. The initiative aimed to increase international interest in Nepal as a travel destination.

TTM+ 2026 convened in Pattaya with global tourism purchasers discussing wellness and sustainable travel opportunities. The event highlighted evolving trends in experience-driven tourism.

In summer 2026, the Channel Islands have experienced increased tourism influenced by sunny weather. This trend has sparked fresh interest in visits to Herm and Sark islands.