Tourism News

Uzbekistan is seeing a notable increase in tourists in 2026, as more visitors seek its distinctive cultural and historical experiences. The country's unique attractions are elevating its status as a favored vacation destination.

The WTTC Global Summit is confirmed for Valletta, Malta from October 7-9, 2026. The event will unite tourism leaders to discuss growth in the travel sector.

Morocco moved up to 22nd place in global tourism arrivals in 2025, hosting nearly 20 million visitors. The country is now ranked among top international travel destinations.

Greece has emerged as Europe's leading tourist destination in the first half of 2026, surpassing several major European countries. The country also recorded the highest tourism revenue during this period.

The 11th International Police Expo and Drone International Expo took place in New Delhi in 2026, bringing together delegations from several countries. The event focused on global security travel and boosted convention tourism and international business mobility.

A study investigating Rhinelander's tourism industry found a lack of conference facilities that limits event hosting opportunities. Developing a conference center is seen as a possible solution to support the local tourism sector.

Laos reports a record surge in early tourist arrivals in 2026, supported by new travel expansion plans and better connectivity. Visitors can expect enhanced access and fresh experiences throughout the country.

Métis Crossing earned the Attraction of the Year award at the 2026 Edmonton Tourism Awards. This award recognizes its role as an important destination in Alberta.

New travel facilitation measures by the US, Canada, and Mexico will support border crossings for FIFA World Cup 2026 visitors. Digital visas and trusted traveler programs are key components of these initiatives.

The WTTC places biometrics and digital identity at the core of its 2026 travel agenda to enhance security and speed up traveler processing worldwide. This strategy focuses on integrating advanced biometric technology within global travel systems.