Destinations

The Caribbean Travel Forum 2026 brought together industry professionals to identify key priorities for regional tourism. Focused discussions highlighted sustainable development and growth strategies for the Caribbean.

Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 concluded in Antigua, highlighting a strong start to the year for the region’s tourism. Discussions also focused on expanding connectivity within the Caribbean.

Jet2 has confirmed that flight cancellations are taking place due to a jet fuel shortage impacting its operations. Passengers are urged to check their flight status in advance.

Sandals Resorts has made a key investment supporting Jamaica’s tourism recovery and the country’s long-term growth ambitions in hospitality. This move contributes positively to the wider Caribbean tourism sector.

The Strait of Hormuz stalemate has lasted over five months, affecting stability in the area. West Asian tourism recovery remains hindered due to the ongoing regional disruptions.

Thailand is among Southeast Asian countries seeing a sharp rise in Chinese tourist arrivals in 2026. This influx is driving record tourism growth across the region.

Kaitāia Airport was closed for a major runway upgrade and has now reopened as of 20 May 2026. The runway refurbishment has restored the airport's operational capacity.

The Africa Travel Indaba 2026 in Durban resulted in near-full hotel occupancy, delivering a substantial economic uplift to the city. The event also played a pivotal role in promoting tourism trade across the Pan-African region.

Sarawak is committing major new investments to expand its business tourism sector. The initiative is designed to grow corporate event tourism and trade in the Malaysian region.

Manchester Airport will launch new international routes in summer 2026, linking Europe, Africa, and Asia. This expansion occurs alongside other cities adding connections, fueling a notable summer travel surge.