Tourism News

Phu Quoc Island has welcomed over four million tourists in early 2026, marking strong tourism growth driven by visitors from several top international countries including China, Russia, and Australia.

The World Travel & Tourism Council has outlined eight key priorities to face major tourism challenges. These initiatives focus on enhancing resilience and sustainability in 2026 and beyond.

Florida is among several major US states facing challenges in restoring 2026 tourism numbers. Increased global competition, visa barriers, and travel perceptions are key factors behind the slower recovery.

Syria has officially begun its 2026 summer tourism season, aligning efforts to aid post-conflict recovery through tourism. The launch aims to revitalize the industry and promote economic stability.

South Carolina has recorded five consecutive months of increasing tourist arrivals in 2026, driven largely by its coastal attractions. This aligns the state with other key US destinations capitalizing on beach tourism to support travel sector recovery.

FINE Italy is scheduled to take place again in Riva del Garda in 2026. The event highlights Italy's tourism sector and gathers industry participants.

In 2025, the Dubai World Trade Center received 2.18 million visitors, underscoring its status as a key exhibition and trade venue. The center remains an important location for business events in the region.

China’s inbound tourism is growing notably in summer 2026, primarily driven by interest in tech-themed study tours. These tours attract visitors focused on technology and innovation.

South Carolina reports five straight months of growth in tourist arrivals in 2026, aligning with key US beach destinations like Florida and Hawaii. This trend signals a strengthening travel recovery focused on beach tourism.

Fitness tourism has grown into a $1 trillion global industry, combining active travel and wellness services. This trend is influencing how people plan holidays focused on health.