Tourism News

Peterborough city council has given official support to a new tourism growth strategy. Discussions continue over the sustainability of the existing in-house service model for tourism operations.

The BBC has featured Dubrovnik as a leading example of sustainable tourism, emphasizing the city's responsible management of visitor impacts. This highlights Dubrovnik's role within Croatia's broader tourism efforts.

Global international tourism rose by 2% in early 2026, although the Middle East's travel demand saw a decline amid increased costs and regional tensions.

The hotel market in Armenia is witnessing robust growth in early 2026, fueled by expanding tourism in the South Caucasus region. This development points to increased hotel sector activity during this period.

Syria has begun its 2026 summer tourism season to aid in economic recovery. The launch is part of efforts to rejuvenate the nation's tourism industry following recent challenges.

The UMTA Travel Fair 2026 will be held from June 13 to 14, featuring several Asian countries. Myanmar, Thailand, Singapore, and others will promote tourism to the global market.

TTM+ 2026 has started in Pattaya, concentrating on sustainable and wellness-driven tourism. The event highlights efforts to foster these important travel trends.

Greece is joining the European last-minute travel trend for summer 2026, spotlighting popular destinations such as Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Athens, Rhodes, and Thessaloniki. These locations continue to attract travelers making late bookings, underscoring Greece's appeal in flexible travel.

Choose Chicago assembled meeting professionals to highlight the upcoming Obama Presidential Center opening. The event also showcased future event opportunities associated with the center.

In 2025, Morocco reported almost 19.8 million tourist arrivals, earning the country 22nd place in the global tourism ranking. This growth places Morocco alongside major destinations such as France and the United States.