Tourism News

Brazil joins a group of Latin American countries at ITB China 2026, underscoring the region's active participation. The event is also witnessing a notable surge in B2B travel trade activity.

TravelAge West identifies shifts in summer 2026 travel habits, with changes in booking behaviors and traveler preferences. This summer shows evolving choices in destinations and travel styles.

Romania participated in IMEX Frankfurt 2026 to promote its business tourism sector. This presence aims to strengthen the country’s position in the international meetings and events market.

The Angola Convention Bureau has launched initiatives to diversify the nation’s travel economy by developing business tourism. Efforts focus on growing MICE activities beyond the oil sector.

The Caribbean Travel Marketplace 2026 concluded successfully in Antigua, signaling a promising start to the tourism year. The event focused on growing connectivity within the Caribbean and highlighted regional travel market momentum.

Sandals Resorts has announced a significant investment supporting Jamaica’s tourism recovery and future growth plans. This move also aligns with wider Caribbean tourism development objectives for 2026.

West Asian tourism is experiencing delays in its recovery because of the ongoing conflict at the Strait of Hormuz. The stalemate, now in its fifth month, continues to cause significant disruptions to the region's tourism industry.

Thailand, together with other Southeast Asian countries, is experiencing a significant rise in Chinese tourist arrivals in 2026. This trend is driving remarkable tourism growth and strong regional travel momentum.

Brazil joins fellow Latin American countries in attending ITB China 2026 in Shanghai. Their participation contributes to a noticeable increase in B2B travel trade activity.

Lima’s MICE sector has seen historic growth, elevating its role as a leading business event hub in the Americas. The city is expanding its capacity to host major meetings and conferences.