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Morocco attracted nearly 20 million tourists in 2025, achieving 22nd place in the global tourism arrivals ranking. This growth points to increasing international interest in the destination.

Irish authorities at Shannon Airport seized drugs valued at €500,000 during a major security operation. This highlights ongoing efforts to combat illicit trafficking at one of Ireland's busiest airports.

ITE Hong Kong 2026 is set for June 11-14 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Nearly 400 exhibitors and around 82,000 visitors are expected to participate, including countries like Peru and Canada.

Myanmar will join other Asian nations at the UMTA Travel Fair 2026, held June 13-14, to collectively promote tourism globally. The event focuses on attracting international attention to regional destinations.

Amadeus and Myrealtrip have partnered in South Korea to develop AI-driven travel booking and personalized retail services. Their collaboration marks a step toward smarter tourism solutions using artificial intelligence.

WestJet has partnered with Hopper Technology Solutions to offer a Cancel For Any Reason ancillary insurance product. This new option provides passengers greater flexibility to cancel bookings under the product’s terms.

Tern has introduced an agentic AI tool to increase efficiency for travel advisors by automating routine tasks. This move highlights advances in travel technology aimed at improving advisor productivity.

China’s inbound tourism is rising noticeably in summer 2026, largely supported by the growing popularity of tech-themed study tours. These educational trips are attracting a significant share of international visitors.

Breeze Airways is offering one-way domestic flights starting at $30 with bookings required by June 11, 2026. Selected routes are included in this limited-time sale.

Choose Chicago hosted an event for meeting professionals to promote the upcoming Obama Presidential Center opening. The gathering also highlighted future business opportunities tied to the center.