Destinations

Tunisia is actively promoting its tourism sector at ITB China 2026 in Shanghai, aiming to capture interest in the Chinese market. The initiative seeks to elevate Tunisia’s profile as a leading destination in North Africa.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026, Canada's biggest international tourism trade event, is being hosted in Toronto. It is expected to drive tourism sales beyond $100 million, reflecting robust global participation.

Mews and SiteMinder have launched the hospitality industry's first fully integrated AI-driven hotel technology platform. The platform aims to replace several existing management tools with a unified system.

Multiple European countries, including Italy, are planning transport strikes in mid-June 2026, expected to cause disruptions across flights, trains, and local transit. Travelers should prepare for potential delays during this busy travel period.

Trip.com data reveals that anime tourism is increasingly shaping travel demand across Asia in 2026. This cultural trend is contributing to notable growth in visitor interest throughout the region.

Sports tourism is expanding in 2026, creating new revenue opportunities for hotels. The sector's growth is encouraging increased visits connected to sporting activities.

Sunwing Vacations has relaunched its Sun Week promotion, offering Canadian travelers daily deals on resorts. The campaign also includes chances to win prizes alongside discounted vacation packages.

Breeze Airways is selling round-trip flights starting at $66. Bookings must be made by May 29 to qualify for this promotional fare.

Transport strikes across Europe in June 2026 are expected to cause widespread flight cancellations and delays, particularly in Portugal and at major airports like Amsterdam Schiphol and London Heathrow. Rail and bus services will also face disruptions during this period.

Azul Airlines has cancelled five domestic flights, impacting key routes from Brasília and Campinas to cities including Belo Horizonte and Florianópolis. Travelers on these flights should prepare for potential disruptions.