Tourism News

Charmaine Spencer has been appointed Chief Marketing Officer by the Antigua Tourism Authority, as announced in early June 2026. Her appointment aims to strengthen Antigua's presence in Caribbean tourism marketing.

Jamaica is actively reinforcing its tourism infrastructure and expanding stakeholder collaborations to support the growth of its tourism sector. These efforts are integral to the country’s strategy for sustainable tourism expansion.

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority is set to convene its first Annual General Meeting amid ongoing recovery in the nation's tourism sector. This event marks a notable moment as Zimbabwe’s tourism industry works to rebuild.

Durham police arrested 46 suspects and filed over 1,000 charges connected to criminal tourism in the region. This initiative targets cross-border crime impacting local safety.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 recently highlighted the Canadian tourism sector’s solid performance, featuring notable business activity and industry momentum. This event reinforced Canada’s role as a key player in global tourism.

The China Outbound International Tourism Market is partnering with Beijing’s Chaoyang District to host the 2026 Inbound and Outbound Cultural Tourism Festival. The event aims to foster cultural tourism and exchange by connecting inbound and outbound markets.

The US Investor Connect initiative is advancing AI travel startups globally, aiming to drive new travel technologies and innovation within the tourism sector. This effort highlights the US commitment to supporting emerging AI travel companies on the world stage.

The Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau is stepping up its promotional activity to enhance Malaysia’s presence in the Central Asian business events market. This initiative concentrates on growing the MICE sector footprint in the region.

Las Vegas faces a growing tourism challenge as new social media regulations threaten international visitor flow. Nevada senators have raised concerns about potential adverse effects on the state’s tourism.

The WTTC Executive Committee approved eight strategic priorities in June 2026. These priorities are focused on fostering growth and resilience across global travel and tourism.