Tourism News

Japan’s tourism sector reached new heights in 2025, recording its highest visitor numbers alongside notable growth in spending. Expansion of destinations further marked the country’s tourism development.

Morocco climbed to 22nd place in the 2025 global tourism rankings. The country welcomed a record 19.8 million visitors during the year.

The Dominican Republic will be the special guest country at FIT 2026, a tourism expo hosted in Buenos Aires. This selection emphasizes the nation's place in the event.

Israel tourism officials met with Southern Baptist Convention attendees at a June 2026 event in Orlando. The meeting focused on showcasing Israel's travel opportunities to convention participants.

The Green Bay port will see the first cruise ships of 2026 dock on Tuesday, signaling the start of the new cruise season. This event marks a key moment as maritime tourism returns to the area.

Inbound visitor numbers to Israel dropped by 83% in May 2026 amid ongoing regional instability. The sharp decline reflects security concerns disrupting travel to the country.

Japan’s tourism industry reached unprecedented levels in 2025, with record-breaking visitor numbers and increased tourism spending. The expansion of destinations further contributed to the country’s tourism success.

In 2025, Morocco climbed to 22nd place globally in tourism rankings, hosting nearly 20 million visitors. This demonstrates significant growth within the country's tourism industry.

FINE Italy will return to Riva del Garda in 2026, reaffirming the event’s commitment to this Italian location. The travel event continues its tradition of highlighting tourism opportunities and fostering industry connections there.

Inbound tourism in China is increasing this summer, driven in part by growing interest in tech-themed study tours. Visitors are showing heightened curiosity about innovation-focused experiences.