Destinations

Canada’s largest international tourism trade show took place in May 2026, generating tourism sales exceeding $100 million. The event showcased strong industry engagement and commercial success.

The Guangzhou International Travel Fair 2026 in China showcased a strong comeback for the tourism sector and created avenues for global business collaboration. The event underlined increasing confidence within the international travel industry.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 started in Toronto, drawing a record number of international buyers. The event precedes an anticipated increase in travel tied to the FIFA World Cup.

In 2026, hotel prices in Spain are up by 7.5%, fuelled by summer travel demand that exceeds the European Union average. This surge is leading to increased accommodation costs during the busy season.

The 2026 Middle East airspace conflict has led to over 21,000 flight cancellations worldwide, severely disrupting airline routes and travel schedules. Travelers are experiencing major rerouting due to these widespread aviation interruptions.

Sports tourism is driving new hotel demand in 2026, particularly near venues hosting sporting events. This trend is opening up business opportunities for hoteliers worldwide.

Sunwing Vacations has relaunched its Sun Week promotion, offering daily resort discounts and opportunities to enter prize draws. The campaign aims to deliver travel savings and benefits to vacationers.

A nationwide transportation strike in Portugal on June 3 threatens to disrupt about 500 flights. Travelers are advised to check flight details before their journeys.

Prague’s meetings sector has experienced notable growth recently. Alongside this, a new unified tourism brand has been launched to reinforce the city’s global business appeal.

The Shenzhen Cultural Fair recently held in China has encouraged advancements in Asia Pacific tourism and creative industries. It highlights a strategic blend of cultural and business event opportunities.