Tourism News

Israel has designated NIS 43 million to support inbound tourism operators and protect jobs within its tourism sector in 2026. This emergency fund is part of efforts to stabilize the industry during recovery.

Cambodia welcomed around 1.3 million foreign tourists in the first four months of 2026. Visitor numbers have declined by almost 46% compared to previous periods.

Jamaica is investing in tourism infrastructure and enhancing partnerships among stakeholders to promote sustainable growth in its tourism industry.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 emphasized the strong performance and growth of Canadian tourism. Industry stakeholders gathered to discuss the sector's recovery and optimistic outlook.

The Sri Lanka Convention Bureau conducted promotional roadshows in Ahmedabad, Kolkata, and Chennai to promote Sri Lanka’s tourism and MICE capabilities to the Indian market.

Tour operators have expressed concern about the uncertain future of Indigenous tourism and are urging stronger support for Indigenous tourism associations. They stress the associations’ importance in preserving cultural heritage and sustaining Indigenous economies.

Israel has introduced an emergency fund of NIS 43 million in 2026 to support inbound tourism operators and job retention as the sector seeks recovery. The government aims to provide financial assistance to help revive tourism activities across the country.

Cambodia recorded about 1.3 million foreign tourists in early 2026. However, this total reflects a nearly 46% drop from prior figures.

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority will hold its inaugural Annual General Meeting amidst ongoing recovery in the tourism sector. This marks a step toward formalizing governance in Zimbabwe's tourism industry.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 convened industry leaders to discuss developments in Canadian tourism. The event highlighted encouraging growth and served as a central forum for networking.