Tourism News

Nine countries including Japan, Spain, and Greece will enforce visitor caps and tourism fees starting in 2026 to curb overtourism. Measures include access limits, rental license removals, and visitor levies to protect communities and heritage sites.

Tourist arrivals at Victoria Falls increased in 2026. This growth benefited Zimbabwe's tourism sector and was officially recognized.

Jamaica forecasts over 600,000 Canadian arrivals in 2026, marking record inbound tourism driven by a 22% increase in direct flights. Infrastructure upgrades at Sangster International Airport and expanded hotel capacity support this growth.

Starting in 2026, nine countries will enforce visitor caps and introduce new tourism fees to combat overtourism and protect heritage sites. These measures require travelers to plan ahead amid access restrictions and increased entry costs.

Jammu and Kashmir welcomed 7.85 crore tourists between 2023 and 2025, up from 4.76 crore in 2016-18. The data shows a strong rise in visitor numbers over recent years.

Thailand will introduce a 300 baht tourist entry fee and shorten visa-free stays to 30 days in 2026. These changes aim to address overtourism and fund infrastructure improvements.

ITE HCMC 2026 will take place August 27-29 at Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre with over 520 exhibitors and 260 international buyers. The event features more than 21,000 business appointments and incorporates technology-driven tourism promotion.

Tourist arrivals at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe increased in 2026. Visitor numbers showed growth compared to previous years, reinforcing the destination's tourism appeal.

Australia's Ministry and Danantara have deepened their cooperation in tourism development. The agreement focuses on improving tourism infrastructure and promotional activities.

The US government is focusing on increasing visitor spending to improve tourism's economic contribution. This strategy responds to growing international arrivals.