Tourism News

Morocco recorded 7.7 million tourist arrivals by May 2026, indicating sustained visitor interest. This is part of a broader resurgence in North African tourism.

Thawing permafrost in Yukon is quietly increasing risks to the region's tourism sector. Researchers caution that environmental changes could disrupt activities vital to local tourism.

The 41st Seoul International Travel Fair was held June 4-7, 2026 at COEX Hall C in Seoul, featuring nearly 300 exhibitors representing over 37 countries. The event showcased close to 500 travel booths.

FIEXPO Latin America 2026, taking place June 8-11 in San José, will feature more than 200 exhibitors from countries across the Americas and Caribbean. The event focuses on advancing business tourism and the MICE sectors in Latin America.

Ulva Island in Scotland has faced a large influx of tourists, leading local residents to suspend Sunday visits as of June 2026. This step aims to reduce overcrowding and protect the island’s environment.

India announced the creation of an integrated tourism promotion agency in early June 2026. This marks a significant revision of its marketing strategy aimed at unifying promotional efforts across the country.

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority is set to hold its inaugural Annual General Meeting as the country's tourism sector shows positive recovery signs. This event marks an important milestone amid efforts to rebuild the industry.

Foreign arrivals to Phu Quoc Island have increased by 51%, emphasizing its appeal ahead of APEC 2027. The island continues to solidify its status as Asia’s most beautiful destination.

Morocco has seen 7.7 million tourists arrive by May 2026. The data, shared by The North Africa Post, points to ongoing tourism growth in the country.

COITM has partnered with Beijing's Chaoyang District to host the 2026 Inbound and Outbound Cultural Tourism Festival. The event will focus on cultural tourism innovation and global market connections.