Tourism News

Ireland has confirmed a travel ban on Israeli ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich. The decision is part of its broader political policy measures amid diplomatic tensions.

Durham Police arrested 46 individuals amid a crackdown on criminal tourism in the Greater Toronto Area. Over 1,000 charges were laid linked to crimes across the region.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 revealed significant advancements in Canadian tourism, emphasizing increased industry enthusiasm and progress. The event highlighted a thriving market for travel in Canada during 2026.

Google AI is launching zero-click booking and personalized travel itinerary features in the US, aiming to simplify travel planning. These tools, set for 2026 deployment, offer tailored and efficient booking experiences.

FIEXPO Latin America 2026 will take place in San José from June 8-11, featuring more than 200 exhibitors from Costa Rica and other countries across the Americas and Caribbean.

The Macao Government Tourism Office hosted an event including a tourism product update seminar and a travel mart in Macao. The initiative aimed to engage international visitors and promote collaboration in the travel industry.

The WTTC forecasts that the 2026 FIFA World Cup will drive meaningful tourism growth across North America, with Canada showing significant gains in business travel. This major event is expected to increase visitor spending throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

The WTTC Executive Committee has approved eight strategic priorities to support growth in global travel and tourism. These priorities emphasize sustainability, innovation, and industry cooperation.

From January to April 2026, Cambodia saw around 1.3 million foreign visitors. This reflects a decline approaching 46 percent compared to earlier benchmarks.

Israel has introduced a NIS 43 million emergency fund to assist inbound tourism operators and protect jobs in 2026. The support aims to aid recovery efforts within the tourism sector.