tourism news

Adagio has launched its Business Plus program to capture the growing corporate tourism market in Europe, offering flexible long-stay aparthotel solutions for international business travelers.

Macao's tourism industry shattered records during the 2026 Labor Day holiday, welcoming 873,000 visitors with a historic single-day peak of 248,000 arrivals and hotel occupancy reaching 98.3%.

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.

Greece is setting a global trend in immersive tourism, using Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality to provide accessible and sustainable underwater experiences in the Aegean and Ionian seas.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has proposed a new rule requiring ESTA applicants to provide social media identifiers, a move that could impact millions of international travelers from VWP nations.

Madagascar has secured a $200 million investment from the World Bank for its Multimodal Logistics Program, aimed at rehabilitating critical rail, port, and airport infrastructure to boost trade and tourism.

Understanding the seasonal windows of North Vietnam is crucial for 2026 travel; the peak periods of March-April and September-November offer the best balance of weather and scenery.

Qatar Airways Cargo has officially resumed freighter and passenger services to Baghdad, utilizing Boeing 777 aircraft to restore over 127 tons of weekly cargo capacity to the Iraqi capital.

Tourism Ireland's 'Ireland Unrushed' campaign, created by Grey London, highlights a fundamental shift toward meaningful, slow-paced travel through greenways, rail journeys, and authentic local experiences.

Tourism Ireland's new 'Ireland Unrushed' campaign is targeting 100 million travelers across 15 global markets, promoting immersive slow tourism and supporting the island's €6 billion tourism economy.

Soaring fuel costs are disrupting 62% of business travel in 2026, forcing a 25% reduction in trip frequency and a major shift toward rail and virtual meetings.

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.