Destination News

An air campaign by the US and Israel has restricted Middle East airspace, leading airlines to reroute flights. Tourism operators are experiencing notable losses while governments assist stranded travelers.

The WTTC projects that Central and South America’s travel industry will grow faster than the global average in 2026. Key growth drivers include rising visitor spending and strong domestic tourism demand.

Mexico is expected to lead North America in travel growth and visitor arrivals in 2025. The country will also record the highest tourism spending, bolstering its hospitality sector.

Severe storms over the Memorial Day weekend led to thousands of flight delays at Atlanta Airport. Multiple airlines and passengers faced disruptions amid challenging weather.

China has emerged as a key player in Asia’s tourism recovery in 2026, drawing more visitors from countries such as the US, Russia, Turkey, and South Korea. Recent travel data indicate a steady revival of international travel to China.

Southwest Florida's tourism sector is gradually recovering following Hurricane Ian, aided by luxury travel interest. Efforts to rejuvenate the region's visitor economy are underway.

A Ghanaian mother and her child were detained for several days at a Canadian airport despite holding valid visas. Lawyers have raised concerns about the immigration processing and detainee treatment.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026, held in Canada, showcased solid performance in the country's commercial tourism sector. The trade event highlighted sustained momentum within Canadian tourism.

Qatar was among numerous countries attending ITB China 2026, an event dedicated to advancing global tourism cooperation and marketing. The forum set new benchmarks for collaboration in the sector.

Mews has formed a partnership with Uber to integrate ride booking into hotel management systems. Guests can now book Uber rides through their hotel stay interface, streamlining transportation.