Tourism News

Grief travel is becoming an increasingly recognized segment in wellness tourism in 2026. Healing retreats focused on emotional recovery are gaining traction among travelers seeking support.

The Caribbean Travel Forum 2026 convened to identify key priorities guiding the future of regional tourism. Discussions focused on the development of the meetings and events industry in the Caribbean.

Louisiana’s tourism industry was prominently featured at the U.S. Travel conference held during IPW 2026. The event brought together international travel professionals to showcase the state’s cultural attractions.

St. Maarten’s tourism industry achieved record-breaking growth in early 2026. Visitor arrivals in the first quarter increased significantly compared to previous periods.

Northern Ireland's tourism sector is advancing, led by visitors from the Republic of Ireland. Government initiatives, including a summer VAT cut, aim to further encourage tourism activity.

April 2026 saw a notable rise in tourism arrivals to Japan, largely fueled by the cherry blossom season and cultural events. This growth surprised officials and reflects a vigorous recovery in travel.

Destination Central Coast has launched the 'Be. Right. There.' campaign to promote local tourism. The campaign encourages travelers to visit and explore the Central Coast region in Australia.

Canada has officially recognized international conferences as important tourism revenue sources, joining countries such as the US, Japan, and the UK. This reflects a wider global approach toward leveraging business events for tourism growth.

The Caribbean Travel Forum 2026 gathered industry stakeholders to discuss emerging priorities poised to impact regional tourism. Focus was placed on advancing business event strategies and meeting market growth.

Colombia is enhancing its position as a regional powerhouse in the meetings and conventions industry. The country is gaining recognition as a favored destination for global business events.