Tourism News delivers timely updates on sustainable travel trends, destination developments, hospitality expansions, tourism policy changes and exclusive insights to inspire your next journey.
Braemar Hotels & Resorts initiates a strategic sale process, aiming to maximize shareholder value through its high-performing luxury hotel portfolio.
Global hotel leaders unite in Huntington Beach on Aug 28, 2025, to explore hospitality trends, technology, and sustainability for a dynamic industry future.
Discover Pan Pacific’s LEGO-themed staycations for the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix—family fun, spa relaxation, exclusive LEGO sets and race thrills.
Rosewood Calistoga opens in 2027, bringing refined wine-country luxury, wellness, and farm-to-table dining to the heart of Napa Valley.
Historic Hotel Gabrielli reopens as a 5-star luxury hotel in Venice, merging timeless Venetian charm with modern elegance and world-class amenities.
Gympie Music Muster 2025 returns August 28–31 at Amamoor Creek Forest. Over 140 acts, camping, workshops & Aussie outdoor vibes await music fans!
Embark on Ontario’s Europe‑inspired road trip: explore Paris, Goderich & Stratford’s charm, culture, heritage & theatre—all without leaving Canada.
Heavy monsoon battering Jammu region triggers floods, landslides; 22 trains cancelled, roads damaged, Vaishno Devi pilgrimage disrupted—relief efforts underway
M25 crash near Dartford Crossing causes major delays. Discover Dartford’s top attractions, scenic walks and travel tips to navigate the disruption smoothly.
Canada has issued a “high degree of caution” travel advisory in 2025 for major tourist destinations like the UK, Bahamas, Denmark, Brazil, India, France, Netherlands, and Italy. Stay informed and travel safer.
Spain’s most riotous festival, La Tomatina, returns to Buñol on August 27, 2025, in what promises to be a spectacular, high-energy celebration. This global event draws thousands each year to pitch-ripe tomatoes in a joyful, one-of-a-kind battle that has become a cultural icon. Located just 30 km from Valencia, Buñol hosts participants from around the world who gather to
China’s Hainan and Guangdong provinces begin welcoming tourists again as transport, utilities, and services recover following Typhoon Kajiki’s disruption—promising a resilient revival of coastal tourism.
