Tourism News

Cullman officials are assessing the legacy of the Rock the South festival while seeking fresh tourism avenues. Efforts are underway to broaden Cullman's attraction for visitors.

China's tourism sector draws tens of millions of visitors annually, with tourism spending reaching $135 billion. These figures position China to emerge as the largest global tourism economy.

The Tourism Authority of Thailand reports a recovery in tourism despite a recent dip in arrivals. The agency remains optimistic about the future of Thailand's travel sector.

Ellsworth has introduced a new online platform targeting tourism throughout the entire year. This effort supports Maine's broader push for year-round travel promotion.

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has launched a new travel advisor hub alongside a global incentive program. These initiatives aim to support expedition tourism and acknowledge leading travel agents.

Sun Group appeared for the first time at the 2026 Seoul International Travel Fair, featuring Phu Quoc Island as a key travel destination. The Vietnamese island was prominently highlighted at the exhibition in Seoul.

China has launched the COITM 2026 Cultural Tourism Festival in Beijing, designed to connect global tourism destinations with buyers. The event emphasizes cultural tourism exchanges internationally.

The WTTC Executive Committee has endorsed eight strategic priorities to advance growth, resilience, investment, and sustainable transformation in global travel and tourism.

Egypt is witnessing a historic surge in tourism, driven by the Grand Egyptian Museum and unprecedented visitor numbers. This rise marks a significant period of growth in the country's travel sector.

In 2026, South Korea achieved a record surge in visitor spending, surpassing multiple major global tourism destinations despite ongoing Middle East conflict and associated travel disruptions. Tourism revenue growth highlights the country’s resilience amid challenging regional conditions.