Tourism News

At the TTM 2026 event in Pattaya, a sustainable wellness tourism strategy was launched with nearly 500 exhibitors from more than 50 countries. The initiative promotes eco-friendly and wellness-focused travel options.

Dolcevia.com has updated travel alerts for Italy, offering the latest advisory information as of June 11, 2026. These alerts are relevant for those planning trips within Italy this month.

Panama has launched the Meet in Panama NOW Incentive Program as of June 2026 to enhance its engagement in the Latin American MICE tourism sector. The initiative targets growth in business events incentive travel within the region.

In 2026, six Caribbean countries are leading efforts to embed sustainability in tourism. Jamaica, Dominica, Belize, Barbados, Guyana, and Turks and Caicos are driving these responsible travel initiatives.

Mexico achieved a 6.1% increase in tourist arrivals in 2025, surpassing the growth rates of the US and Canada. This marks Mexico as the top-growing travel destination in North America for the year.

The WTTC held its global tourism summit in Valletta, Malta, bringing together international leaders. The event highlighted the ongoing expansion of Malta's travel and tourism sector.

The World Travel & Tourism Council has made biometrics and digital identity central to its travel plans, aiming to boost security and improve traveler experiences.

Global international tourism expanded by 2% in 2026, even as the Middle East faced a reduction in visitor numbers amid economic and regional challenges. Rising costs and regional instability have tempered travel demand in the Middle East.

Syria has launched its 2026 summer tourism season with a focus on economic recovery and cultural landmark restoration. The initiative is part of the country's post-conflict revitalization efforts.

In 2025, Morocco climbed to 22nd place globally in tourism arrivals, welcoming 19.8 million visitors. This achievement aligns Morocco with top international destinations.