Destination News

The United States is among several countries now recognizing Indigenous tourism as a key economic contributor. Alongside nations like Canada and Australia, it sees Indigenous travel shaping global tourism trends in 2026.

Selva & Co Realty, after 15 years in Mexico's real estate market, has opened a regional office in Los Cabos to support expanding demand. The new facility aims to serve the travel real estate sector's growth in 2026.

Hotel occupancy data indicates varying travel demand trends across Mexico, Canada, and the U.S. as the FIFA World Cup 2026 draws near. These differences highlight distinct patterns of tourism activity in each country.

China has initiated its first cruise-to-nowhere journey leaving from Shanghai in June 2026. The voyage runs solely at sea without stopping at any ports.

Cruise ships will begin docking in Green Bay on June 9, 2026, signaling the start of the local cruise season. This marks the first arrivals of the year in the Great Lakes region.

Mexico has emerged as the leading destination in North America for tourism growth in 2025. The country also reports the highest visitor arrivals and travel expenditure in the region.

AirBorneo continues to encounter flight delays and cancellations in Sabah and Sarawak due to technical and maintenance complications. Passengers should be prepared for ongoing disruptions as of early June 2026.

Inbound tourism to Israel declined by 83% in May 2026, a drop tied to regional turmoil. The ongoing crisis continues to affect the country's travel sector.

Japan’s tourism sector reached new heights in 2025, recording its highest visitor numbers alongside notable growth in spending. Expansion of destinations further marked the country’s tourism development.

Morocco climbed to 22nd place in the 2025 global tourism rankings. The country welcomed a record 19.8 million visitors during the year.