Tourism News

India is now part of a global trend where travelers favor second cities and hidden heritage locations over crowded tourist hubs. This shift highlights a growing desire for authentic cultural experiences.

Panama has introduced the 'Meet in Panama NOW' incentive program aimed at the growing Latin American MICE market. The initiative seeks to boost Panama's role in regional business tourism.

India joins other countries in advancing second-city tourism, focusing on less crowded and culturally authentic destinations. This trend prioritises hidden heritage towns and sustainable travel options.

Syria has officially opened its 2026 summer tourism season in the city of Tartus. This event highlights the country’s efforts to revive tourism activities in the region.

The WTTC hosted its Global Summit in Valletta, Malta, in June 2026, attracting tourism leaders worldwide. The event highlighted Malta's expanding travel and tourism industry.

Morocco reached 22nd place globally in tourism arrivals for 2025, attracting nearly 20 million visitors. This ranking underscores its standing among popular travel destinations worldwide.

Nepal’s tourism industry recorded significant growth in May 2026, with a marked increase in visitor arrivals. This upward trend highlights strengthening travel interest in the country during this period.

Saudi Arabia has joined forces with Greece and Spain to foster tourism collaboration focused on sustainable coastal travel and enhanced visitor experiences in the Mediterranean region.

Experience Africa 2026, taking place in London, will bring together hundreds of exhibitors from several countries to showcase African tourism. The event reflects the continent's growing role in the global travel market.

Indaba 2026 showcased strong activity from the Canadian travel market, revealing growth trends. Club Med also shared plans to introduce resorts in South Africa, expanding travel options.