Tourism News delivers timely updates on sustainable travel trends, destination developments, hospitality expansions, tourism policy changes and exclusive insights to inspire your next journey.
Paris reopens swimming in the Seine amid a heatwave. Enjoy a refreshing dip with stunning Eiffel Tower views, new swimming zones, and safety guidelines for all.
Explore New Zealand’s breathtaking landscapes on foot with the Great Walks or by bike with the Great Rides. Discover which adventure suits you best in this guide.
From Qatar to Albania, leading destinations record historic tourism growth in 2025, fueled by events, marketing, and infrastructure investment.
Jet2.com launches new direct weekly Glasgow–Kos flights from 26 May to 20 Oct 2026. Discover golden beaches, ancient ruins, and customer‑centred holiday packages.
Canada’s tourism sees a surge in U.S. visitors as Canadian travel to the U.S. declines sharply, reshaping cross-border tourism and boosting local economies.
Europe faces its hottest summer on record as 2025 heatwave ignites wildfires across Spain, France, Turkey, and more—triggering travel warnings and evacuations.
From September 20 2025, Akasa Air will operate daily non-stop Mumbai–Phuket flights, enhancing India–Thailand tourism and business travel connectivity.
Southeast Asia’s tourism surges in 2025 as Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines near pre-pandemic visitor highs.
Lufthansa restarts nonstop Munich–Riyadh service from 26 Oct 2025 with Airbus A350-900, boosting tourism and business links across Europe, US, and Saudi Arabia.
Ladakh embraces sustainable tourism with a new Homestay Policy, stricter adventure sports safety rules, eco-infrastructure incentives, and enhanced tourist safety.
Qantas reinstates Airbus A380 on ultra-long Sydney–Dallas route, boosting capacity, tourism, and transpacific connections amid surging travel demand.
Namibia boosts its tourism via N$797 million budget, upgrading roads and parks, empowering youth, and partnering regionally through the SADC Tourism Alliance for lasting growth.
