Travel Events News

Shelley Craft headlined a tourism event in Byron Bay focused on encouraging sustainable growth. The gathering highlighted environmentally mindful approaches to tourism in the region.

Charles De Gaulle Airport has faced several flight cancellations and numerous delays in June 2026, disrupting travel for airlines including Air France and Delta Air Lines. Passengers at the airport have been impacted by these operational issues.

The United States will join Canada, Mexico, and other countries at the Vancouver International Travel Expo 2026. The event focuses on promoting growth and networking within international B2B tourism.

Myanmar will be among several Asian nations participating in the UMTA Travel Fair 2026 to promote tourism globally. The event takes place on June 13-14, featuring countries like Thailand and Singapore.

Choose Chicago has hosted meeting professionals to promote the Obama Presidential Center’s opening and its future event potential. The organization is focused on fostering ongoing business event activity related to the center.

New Ebola-related travel rules are in place for fans visiting the US, Canada, and Mexico for the 2026 World Cup. Health screenings and advisories have been released to manage public safety.

ITB Asia 2026 is scheduled for October 21-23 in Singapore, featuring guided tours, the MICE Show Asia, and travel technology exhibits. The event aims to enhance Singapore's status as a global travel hub.

ITE Hong Kong 2026 will bring together nearly 400 exhibitors from around the world, including Peru. The event will run from June 11 to 14 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

The UMTA Travel Fair 2026, scheduled for June 13-14, will feature Myanmar among other Asian countries promoting tourism to global markets. Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia will also join the event.

In May 2026, Sri Lanka's tourism sector achieved record performance despite geopolitical tensions and regional conflicts. This signals a resilient recovery for the island nation's travel industry.