tourism news

India has surpassed Mexico, Argentina, and Poland to rank second in the 2026 global eco-tourism rankings, driven by the biodiversity of Kaziranga and the Sundarbans.

Ohio has officially launched the 'Ohio Trail to Liberty' for the US 250th anniversary, driving a multi-million dollar surge in heritage travel and infrastructure modernization.

Thailand has reported nearly 12 million foreign arrivals in the first four months of 2026, with a strong 31.9% rebound in the Chinese market offsetting declines from Malaysia and the UK.

New EU pet travel rules effective April 22, 2026, introduce the Animal Health Certificate (AHC) for non-EU residents and strict residency limits on pet passports.

Alexandria has reached a historic milestone in 2026, with visitor spending surpassing $1 billion, supporting 5,700 jobs and saving residents over $800 annually in taxes.

Switzerland Tourism has officially joined the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) as a Destination Partner, focusing on Alpine sustainability and global policy leadership.

Poland has launched a strategic tourism partnership with the UAE, expanding aviation networks and tailoring services to double revenue from Middle Eastern travelers in 2026.

Egypt’s tourism sector has recorded a historic Q1 in 2026, welcoming 5.6 million visitors and generating $5.1 billion in revenue, driven by the Grand Egyptian Museum opening.

The 2026 Caribbean Sustainable Tourism Conference in San Pedro, Belize, brought together leaders from Carnival Corp and the CTO to prioritize the blue economy and community growth.

Switzerland Tourism has partnered with the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) as a Destination Partner, focusing on sustainable tourism practices and global visibility.

Explore Brazil’s breathtaking northeast coast, a journey through the sand dunes of Jericoacoara and the world-class marine sanctuary of Fernando de Noronha.

Spain saw a historic 6.8 million international arrivals in March 2026, with the UK maintaining its position as the top source market, followed by Germany and France.