Destination News

Inbound tourism in China is increasing notably in summer 2026, fueled largely by growing interest in tech-themed study tours. These tours are attracting travelers focused on educational experiences around technology.

South Carolina has seen a consistent increase in tourist visits for five months in 2026, reflecting a growing trend in US coastal tourism recovery. Other coastal states and territories are also reporting improved beach tourism this year.

Fitness tourism is shaping up to be a $1 trillion global phenomenon, merging active travel with wellness experiences. This new luxury travel segment is changing how health-conscious travelers approach their holidays.

Two prominent hotel operators in Las Vegas, MGM and Caesars, have launched new all-inclusive-style hotel deals. These offerings expand travelers' choices for inclusive lodging in the city.

A travel package for the Las Vegas Grand Prix now offers a five-night hotel stay for less than £1,800, giving travelers an affordable way to attend the event. The package focuses on accommodation within Las Vegas during the race.

Middle Eastern airlines Saudia, flydubai, and Wizz Air have cancelled 33 flights and delayed 153 at key airports including Tel Aviv, Doha, Milan, and Vienna. Travelers should prepare for disruptions at these hubs.

The ICCA Middle East Summit 2026 will convene June 10-11 at the King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Center near the Dead Sea. Several Middle Eastern countries, including Jordan and Gulf states, are expected to participate.

Hyatt has opened Miraval The Red Sea in Saudi Arabia, marking the first international property of its Miraval brand. This launch introduces Miraval globally as Hyatt expands its luxury hotel presence.

U.S. News has named Seychelles the leading destination for eco-tourism worldwide, reflecting the country's strong focus on sustainability. This accolade underscores Seychelles' significant environmental efforts in tourism.

El Salvador is seeing a marked rise in tourist visits in early 2026. Alongside other Caribbean and Central American nations, the country is part of a regional tourism upswing this year.