Tourism News

Tourism Whitsundays has launched a roadshow covering three East Coast cities in May 2026. The campaign focuses on promoting the region to increase destination awareness.

The World Travel & Tourism Council has released its 2026 recovery report alongside a leadership cruise, marking a new stage in the travel and tourism sectors. This event underscores renewed industry engagement.

The American Indigenous Tourism Association took part in IPW 2026, showcasing Native cultural tourism experiences. The event highlighted indigenous heritage within the global travel market.

New York City tourism in 2026 is demonstrating signs of recovery, with encouraging visitor activity. This rebound is also associated with positive economic effects in the tourism sector.

Fort Myers is accelerating its tourism recovery efforts with hopes that the 2026 World Cup will increase visits. The city is preparing to capitalize on this major sporting event's potential tourism boost.

Monterey County has achieved a new peak in tourism revenue, reaching $3.3 billion. This figure marks a full rebound for the region’s tourism industry and points toward ongoing growth.

Arabian Travel Market 2026 will take place from September 14 to 17 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The date shift follows industry consultation while preserving the event's leading role in the region.

Tanzania has introduced a new AI-powered travel companion to aid visitors ahead of the AFCON 2027 football tournament. The technology is designed to enhance visitor services and elevate the overall tourism experience.

Michigan legislators have passed a law granting Mackinac Island Authority the ability to regulate ferry pricing. This local control aims to enhance the management of transportation and tourism on the island.

Kansas City’s barbecue restaurants are expanding their operations in anticipation of increased visitor numbers from the FIFA World Cup 2026. The city's barbecue scene is bracing for a surge in patronage tied to the event.