tourism news

Anantara Angkor Resort in Siem Reap is offering a curated green season experience combining sunrise temple tours with sustainable lotus farming workshops.

Intrepid Travel targets the 18-35 demographic with its All In campaign, offering 81 authentic, sustainable trips across 59 countries to meet rising demand for local-led exploration.

Sunrise Airways launches twice-weekly Antigua-Barbados flights, allowing US travelers to connect through major gateways and explore multiple islands.

Oman recorded 1.80 million international arrivals in the first half of 2026, though hotel guest counts and revenues registered declines.

New Zealand's key destinations, led by Auckland, Queenstown, and Christchurch, see a surge in Muslim-friendly tourism with improved halal facilities and experiences.

Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports is finalizing the Thai Tiew Thai Plus program, a co-payment subsidy offering up to 3,000 baht per entitlement to stimulate domestic travel.

Rural tourism experiences a global boom as travelers explore vineyard trails, mountain villages, and local food heritage in Italy, Japan, and Thailand.

Trinidad and Tobago's 2025/2026 cruise season delivered 23,961 passengers across 14 vessel calls and USD 932,141 in direct onshore spending as homeporting trials advance.

Qantas delays the international debut of its Airbus A321XLR on the Brisbane–Manila route, shifting the launch from October 2026 to February 2027.

Air Canada Vacations unveils its 2026-27 Sun Guide, featuring over 600 vacation packages and a high-value promotional campaign focused on mindful travel and Aeroplan loyalty rewards.