Tourism News

Barbados will host the Caribbean Travel Marketplace in 2027, a prominent regional tourism event. The island will become the focal point for travel industry collaboration during this key forum.

Lebanon’s tourism sector was looking forward to a recovery in 2025, but ongoing conflict in the Middle East is putting this rebound at risk. The regional war is causing disruption and uncertainty in the country’s tourism prospects.

Rome joined Milan, Venice, Florence, and Naples in exceeding €30 billion in tourism revenue during 2026. This achievement corresponds with a notable rise in inbound travel to Italy’s key cities.

Greece has become Europe’s top tourist destination in the first half of 2026, surpassing countries like France and Germany. The country recorded significant increases in both tourist arrivals and tourism revenue during this period.

The US is working with Canada and Mexico to introduce digital identity and smart border solutions for FIFA World Cup 2026 visitors. The initiative aims to expedite entry processing across borders during the event.

Solo travel has surged to record heights in 2026, transforming global tourism trends. Independent travel is increasingly shaping how people experience the world this year.

Baby boomers are driving a notable increase in multigenerational travel across North America in 2026, with a focus on beach getaways and cultural experiences. Their travel choices are also stimulating demand for upscale domestic tourism within the region.

The 11th International Police and Drone Expo was held in New Delhi, attracting participation from countries worldwide. The event supports convention tourism and advances in global security business travel.

Brazil is enhancing its MICE sector by introducing new destinations aimed specifically at incentive travel. This approach supports the country's ongoing development in the business events market.

Slovenia is recognized as a leading summer travel destination in Europe for 2026, sharing prominence with Italy and Spain. Its culture, coastlines, and heritage sites contribute significantly to tourism growth.