Tourism News

Thailand, together with other Southeast Asian countries, is experiencing a significant rise in Chinese tourist arrivals in 2026. This trend is driving remarkable tourism growth and strong regional travel momentum.

Brazil joins fellow Latin American countries in attending ITB China 2026 in Shanghai. Their participation contributes to a noticeable increase in B2B travel trade activity.

Lima’s MICE sector has seen historic growth, elevating its role as a leading business event hub in the Americas. The city is expanding its capacity to host major meetings and conferences.

Preferred Hotels has launched a new Global Wellness designation program to certify hotels with a focus on health and wellbeing. This initiative helps travelers identify accommodations that prioritize wellness amenities.

The FIFA World Cup 2026, alongside America250 and Route 66 events, is set to reshape tourism in the US and Canada, driving increased travel demand and changing accommodation dynamics. Travelers should prepare for fluctuating availability and consider early planning amid these converging celebrations.

Significant investments in Jamaica and expanded luxury hotels in St. Lucia are reshaping Caribbean tourism in 2026. U.S. travelers can expect new resort options and improved air connectivity enhancing their vacation choices.

Thailand’s new 2026 entry rules and visa policy changes are reshaping travel plans for U.S. tourists, especially those visiting Bangkok. The updated regulations require careful attention to visa eligibility and stay limitations.

Puerto Rico has emerged as a leading U.S. tourism destination in 2026, outpacing several mainland states through record lodging and international visitor demand. Expanding infrastructure and growing Caribbean travel trends shape the evolving choice landscape for American travelers.

The ongoing strait stalemate in 2026 is causing flight cancellations and tourism setbacks in the Middle East. US travelers face increased risks and delays amid efforts to secure key maritime routes.

South Korea's tourism sector surpassed two million visitors in 2026, propelled by increased arrivals from the US and key Asian markets. American travelers can expect enhanced tourism offerings amid this rising demand.