Antigua Tourism Authority Names Charmaine Spencer as New CMO
Charmaine Spencer has been named the Chief Marketing Officer of the Antigua Tourism Authority. This appointment is part of the organization's efforts to strengthen marketing and tourism development.
Jamaica Boosts Tourism with Infrastructure and Partnerships
Jamaica is undertaking projects to upgrade tourism infrastructure while fostering stronger stakeholder partnerships. These moves aim to support growth within the country’s tourism industry.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority to Hold Historic First AGM Amid Recovery
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority will hold its inaugural AGM as the nation's tourism sector begins to recover. This meeting represents an important step in the sector's ongoing revitalization.
COITM 2026 Cultural Tourism Festival Launches in Beijing
The China Outbound International Tourism Market is joining forces with Beijing’s Chaoyang District to host the 2026 Cultural Tourism Festival. The event will focus on linking inbound and outbound cultural tourism markets with global buyers.
Norway Joins Nordic Coolcation Trend Diverting Tourists from Southern Europe
Norway has become part of the 2026 'coolcation' trend as tourists opt for cooler Nordic cities over hotter southern European urban centers. Cities such as Oslo, Stockholm, and Helsinki are increasingly attracting summer visitors.
New Zealand Targets MICE Spillover Economic Gains
New Zealand's business events industry is placing greater emphasis on generating economic benefits beyond convention halls by targeting the spillover effects of MICE activities. The approach seeks to capitalize on tourism and related industries connected with business events.
FIFA 2026 Expected to Boost North American Tourism, Says WTTC
The WTTC projects increased tourism in North America linked to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, recognized travel policy challenges persist alongside growth expectations.
Cambodia Foreign Tourists Drop Nearly 46% in Early 2026
Cambodia hosted 1.3 million foreign tourists in the first four months of 2026, facing a sharp decrease of nearly 46% in visitor numbers. This decline highlights ongoing difficulties in the country's tourism sector.
Jamaica Boosts Tourism Infrastructure and Partnerships
Jamaica is upgrading its tourism infrastructure to support sector growth. Efforts also include strengthening partnerships among stakeholders to foster expansion.
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority Holds First AGM Amid Recovery
The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority will hold its first Annual General Meeting in 2026 amid signs of recovery in the country’s tourism sector. The event marks an important milestone for the authority as the tourism industry gradually expands after a downturn.
















