Destination News

Inbound tourism to Israel fell sharply by 83% in May 2026. The steep decline is linked to the ongoing regional crisis impacting the tourism sector.

Japan experienced record visitor numbers in 2025, accompanied by significant growth in tourism spending. The country also expanded its tourism destinations throughout the year.

In 2025, Morocco recorded a new high with nearly 20 million tourists visiting the country. This surge placed Morocco 22nd in the global tourism rankings that year.

Townsville Airport will soon feature a new bus service designed to improve public transport accessibility. This initiative aims to offer better transit options for airport users and nearby residents.

Canberra's city government has unveiled a new budget package aimed at strengthening the tourism sector in 2026. The announcement was made public through local media, underscoring efforts to boost visitor numbers.

FINE Italy is confirmed to return in 2026, with Riva del Garda once again hosting the event. This continuation highlights its importance in Italy's travel event circuit.

China’s inbound tourism is rising in summer 2026, boosted by tech-themed study tours focusing on electric vehicle plants, AI labs, and robotics hubs across the country.

Vacation rental prices in Greece are set to increase faster than in other parts of Europe for summer 2026. This rise is pushing up the overall cost of summer travel to the country.

Lagoa has gained attention as a growing medical tourism destination following its hosting of the 32nd National Congress of Internal Medicine. The event’s success has highlighted the town’s emerging role in Portugal’s medical tourism sector.

The Mexican Hospitality Summit 2026 drew over 400 hospitality professionals and announced plans to expand the event throughout Latin America beginning in 2027. The summit emphasized growth and investment within the industry.