tourism news

Chile has delivered an emergency relief package containing food, hygiene kits, and 27,000 units of medicine to Pereira, supporting Colombia's post-earthquake community and tourism recovery.

Argentina's Iguazu National Park has temporarily closed the Devil's Throat walkway system for approximately 40 days as a preventive measure against rising river levels.

A global corporate travel surge in 2026 is tightening hotel room capacity in Bogotá, New York, Singapore, London, Paris, and Tokyo.

Following a Brightline rail incident in Jupiter, FL on August 15, 2026, Palm Beach County tourism is prioritizing visitor safety education and infrastructure upgrades along high-speed corridors.

New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa are diversifying visitor options with Queenstown's late-winter snow festival, Western Australia's Gascoyne food trail, and premium Sabi Sand safaris.

Colombia and five other nations record historic growth in heritage tourism, transforming historic cities and ancient capitals into key destinations.

Following peak-season wildfires in Halkidiki that forced the evacuation of 300 tourists from Siviri and Fourka, Greece is deploying destination recovery strategies to restore traveler trust.

The 2026 Georgia Governor’s Tourism Conference on Jekyll Island focuses on AI travel discovery, GEO, and emerging trends like Sweat Jetting.

Oman's tourism sector is witnessing a major transformation as rising outbound travel demand from India generates record-breaking arrivals of 381,305 visitors in the first half of 2026.

New York City, San Francisco, and other US cities expand public EV charging networks, simplifying electric travel and supporting sustainable tourism.

New York, New Jersey, California, and Maryland report significant drops in gun violence and firearm incidents in 2026, boosting travel confidence and tourism growth.

The Singapore Tourism Board and Agoda have launched a three-year MOU to integrate AI-powered personalization and data analytics into the visitor experience.