Tourism News

Europe has launched a new biometric Entry/Exit System across its borders as part of preparations for the 2026 World Cup. The new system is causing longer processing times at key airports.

In 2026, the United States joins other countries seeing growth in multigenerational tourism. Baby boomers are fueling interest in beach and cultural travel within North America.

The 11th International Police and Drone Expo was held in New Delhi in 2026, showcasing security technology innovations. The event attracted international participants and advanced global security business tourism.

Ho Chi Minh City is experiencing a marked rise in visitor numbers, driving record tourism revenue across local markets and key attractions in 2026. Heritage sites and nightlife districts are major contributors to this growth.

UK tour operators are reviewing their 2026 plans for Jordan following eased UK government travel advice. Despite ongoing regional caution, Jordan aims for a stronger tourism rebound.

The World Travel & Tourism Council has made biometrics and digital identity pivotal in its 2026 travel agenda. These technologies are intended to improve border security and streamline traveler processing.

In 2025, Ghana welcomed more than 1.3 million tourists. The tourism industry generated around $4.34 billion, emphasizing its economic importance.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is driving an unprecedented rise in sports tourism across North America. Historic and modern stadium venues in Mexico City and Los Angeles are key draws for visitors.

Baby boomers in North America are driving growth in multigenerational tourism in 2026, with preferences for scenic beaches and cultural experiences. This trend is linked to an increase in high-value domestic travel demand across the region.

The 11th International Police & Drone Expo in New Delhi convened global participants, highlighting advancements in security and drone technologies. The event supported growth in global security travel and boosted convention tourism.