tourism news

Emirates has expanded its global operational network to 137 destinations across 72 countries in 2026, restoring 96% of its pre-crisis capacity with over 1,300 flights per week.

Dubai is experiencing a massive tourism resurgence in 2026, with Germany, the UK, and India leading a passenger surge that is driving a revolutionary growth strategy at Dubai World Central (DWC).

Dubai's tourism sector is facing a temporary decline in international arrivals as regional geopolitical instability impacts flight schedules and visitor numbers at Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Marina.

Dubai has launched the 2.75 million-square-foot Khor Al Mamzar Beach project, featuring the region’s first floating walkway and a permanent 24-hour night beach for climate-adaptive leisure.

Delta Air Lines will implement a 350-mile threshold for inflight service starting May 19, 2026, streamlining short-haul snacks while expanding options for longer journeys.

Danang has achieved record-breaking tourism growth in 2026, with an unprecedented surge in international arrivals from South Korea, Hong Kong, and the emerging Indian market.

Known as the 'Scotland of India', Coorg is a premier destination for 2026, offering misty coffee plantations, breathtaking waterfalls like Abbey Falls, and the rich cultural heritage of the Kodava people.

Extortion and territorial conflicts by armed groups like the ACSN are jeopardizing tourism in Colombia's Sierra Nevada, following the closure of Tayrona National Park and a surge in security threats.

China’s 2026 May Day holiday recorded a sharp rise in outbound travel, with millions exploring international destinations like Thailand, Japan, and Italy, fueled by growing consumer confidence.

The 2026 Caribbean Sustainable Tourism Awards in Belize recognized pioneering initiatives in marine conservation, indigenous governance, and climate resilience across the region.

Cambodia will host the 50th Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Program (SSEAYP) in January 2027, leveraging international youth networks to promote its UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Cadbury and the Glenorchy City Council have launched a $120 million project in Tasmania, featuring a three-storey interactive chocolate center and sustainable eco-lodgings.