Travel Events News

The National Business Travel Association has changed its official name to the Global Business Travel Association, emphasizing its wider international focus. The move was announced on May 29, 2026.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 has begun in Toronto, with projections exceeding $100 million in tourism sales. The event features strong attendance from international buyers.

Taiwan’s Tourism Administration has launched a major campaign to promote travel to the island. The initiative was unveiled at the recent NATAS Travel Fair 2026.

Azerbaijan has enabled visa-free access for Chinese travelers, easing their entry. Direct flights between the two countries, alongside efforts from the Beijing Tourism Office, support growing travel ties.

Construction on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project reached a milestone with the second mountain tunnel breakthrough in Palghar. Progress continues in 2026 as work advances on this high-speed rail corridor.

IPW 2026 wrapped up in Fort Lauderdale with strong international participation. The event highlighted key networking and tourism promotion efforts among travel professionals.

The National Business Travel Association has officially become the Global Business Travel Association, revising its identity to reflect a broader international scope. This change underscores the association's focus on the business travel industry globally.

The Hong Kong Tourism Board has signed a three-year agreement with Informa Markets to introduce premium international exhibitions such as the Festival of Connoisseurs. This collaboration aims to strengthen the luxury MICE and tourism sectors in Hong Kong.

ITB China 2026 was hosted in Shanghai with 23,500 attendees. The event featured tourism boards from multiple countries enhancing cooperation and marketing efforts.

Rendez-vous Canada 2026 has launched in Toronto as the country's largest international tourism trade show, attracting record global buyer participation. The event aims to exceed $100 million in tourism sales.