Tourism News

IPW 2026 took place in Fort Lauderdale with around 5,000 industry attendees. The event aimed to promote travel partnerships and global visitation.

IMEX Frankfurt 2026 features participation from over 150 countries, focusing on the global MICE industry and business travel. Hosted in Frankfurt, it bolsters the city’s role in international trade shows.

The Arabian Travel Market 2026 has been rescheduled to occur from September 14 to 17 at Dubai World Trade Centre. The change follows discussions with key industry participants.

In 2026, a Europe-wide travel trend highlights authentic and scenic experiences, with Dubrovnik as a central hub. Lisbon, Helsinki, and Valletta stand out as leading destinations shaping this movement.

The UAE introduced an innovative MICE tourism model at IMEX Frankfurt 2026. This effort targets growth in the country's business events sector through modernized practices and infrastructure.

The Queensland Government has announced its backing for plans to create world-class tourism attractions on the Gold Coast. These projects aim to boost the appeal and development of the local tourism sector.

Destination Central Coast has launched the 'Be. Right. There.' campaign to promote tourism and visitor engagement within the region. The initiative encourages exploring local attractions across the Central Coast.

Tasmania is forecasted to experience a reduction in visitor numbers despite budget funding allocated to support tourism. This presents ongoing challenges for the island's tourism sector.

The American Indigenous Tourism Association took a prominent role at IPW 2026, showcasing native tourism experiences. The event emphasized cultural heritage across Indigenous communities in the US.

Japan experienced a marked increase in tourist arrivals in April 2026, largely influenced by the cherry blossom season and interest in cultural tourism. This surge highlights a strong revival in demand for Japan’s springtime attractions.