Travel Events News

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority is set to hold its first Annual General Meeting, coinciding with a period of recovery in the country's tourism sector. While precise details on the meeting and recovery plans are yet to be shared, this marks an important development in tourism governance.

Oman is expanding its MICE sector into Southeast Asia, unlocking new platforms for conferences and exhibitions. This development also fosters enhanced global tourism partnerships.

COITM has partnered with Beijing’s Chaoyang District to organize a Cultural Tourism Festival in 2026. The event aims to promote inbound and outbound cultural tourism by connecting global buyers with key destinations.

The 2026 National Tourism Safety and Security Technology Conference in Nigeria launched the NASTREX initiative to strengthen safety in airports, hotels, and tour operations. This move aims to boost traveler confidence by improving security measures across the country.

Australia’s Northern Territory will host a significant global conference focusing on rural women, underscoring its emerging status in international business events. The event will bring attention to rural women’s development across the globe.

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.

Oman is expanding its meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) sector in Southeast Asia to engage new business travel markets. The initiative also seeks to strengthen international tourism partnerships and support growth in event hosting.

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.

The National Tourism Safety and Security Technology Conference 2026 in Nigeria has deployed the NASTREX initiative to strengthen traveller safety. Efforts focus on airports, hotels, and tour operators nationwide.

Carnival Cruise Line confirmed a cybersecurity breach exposing personal and passport information of almost six million passengers. The company is notifying customers and emphasizing vigilance.