Tourism News

The WTTC has announced its Global Summit will be held in Valletta, Malta, from October 7 to 9, 2026. The event will convene international tourism leaders amid Malta’s expanding travel sector.

Malaysia achieved a record 17.5 million tourist arrivals in 2026, signaling a robust recovery. The country also introduced the 'V MY' plate auction to enhance tourism appeal.

In 2025, Ghana recorded over 1.3 million tourist arrivals and its tourism sector earned $4.34 billion. These results indicate robust visitor numbers and revenue generation for the year.

Travel between Canada and the United States picked up again in May 2026, marking a second straight month of growth. Visitor volumes, however, are still notably lower than past peaks across North America.

Madhya Pradesh Tourism has been honored with a national award for excellence in the MICE sector. The recognition celebrates its achievements in advancing business tourism.

Morocco attracted nearly 20 million tourists in 2025, ranking 22nd globally in visitor arrivals. This reflects steady tourism growth despite ongoing global economic uncertainty.

Global tourism increased by 2% in 2026, showing positive growth worldwide. Meanwhile, the Middle East saw a drop in travel demand due to rising costs and regional instability.

The WTTC has placed biometrics and digital identity at the core of its travel strategy, aiming to advance these technologies by 2026 to improve security and traveler processing.

Travel demand for summer 2026 is notably rising in Southern Europe and North America. These regions stand out as key global hotspots attracting increased traveler interest.

The United States is emerging alongside Canada, Ireland, Italy, and Hawaii as a growing market for baby boomer-driven multigenerational tourism in 2026. This demographic is also elevating demand for domestic travel and experiences focused on scenic beaches and cultural sites across North America.