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Azkoitia City Council has approved a tourist tax and a public housing promotion annex. The tax revenue will fund local housing projects in Azkoitia.

Azkoitia City Council has approved a tourist tax and public housing initiative. Both measures will begin implementation in mid-2026 to address local infrastructure and housing needs.

Georgia saw a 5.2% decrease in international visitors in Q2 2026, totaling 1.3 million arrivals. Tourism revenue fell 13.3% to 3 billion GEL during the same period.

India's Ministry of Tourism and Air India signed a non-commercial MoU on July 28, 2026, to promote India as a global tourism destination. The two-year partnership will leverage the Incredible India brand and Air India's network.

The Tourism Ministry of India and Air India Limited signed a strategic MoU on July 27, 2026, to promote India’s tourism under the Incredible India brand. The collaboration includes joint campaigns, content sharing, and use of Air India’s flight network to boost international tourism visibility.

On 28 July 2026, India's Tourism Ministry and Air India signed an MoU to boost India's global tourism profile under the Incredible India brand. The agreement includes joint marketing and destination promotion activities.

India’s Tourism Ministry signed a two-year MoU with Air India on July 28, 2026, to jointly promote India as a global tourism destination. The partnership will focus on collaborative campaigns under the Incredible India brand to enhance international tourism visibility.

The Isle of Man's tourism industry recorded £433.4 million revenue in 2026, up £256 million from 2016. Visitor numbers climbed 6.9% to 352,301 in 2025, with satisfaction reaching 99.2%.

Syria's Ministry of Tourism signed an MoU in July 2026 with three Saudi tech firms to create an integrated digital tourism ecosystem. Visitor arrivals rose 111% in H1 2026, underpinning the push to modernize and digitally transform Syria's tourism sector.

The Isle of Man’s tourism revenue hit a record £433.4 million in 2026 with visitor numbers reaching 352,301 in 2025. Visitor satisfaction climbed to 99.2%, with average tourist spending at £789.