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Dar es Salaam gears up for the 2025 World Travel Awards Africa & Indian Ocean Gala, spotlighting Tanzania’s rise in global tourism and hospitality excellence.
Jamaica boosts cruise tourism with Disney Treasure and Celebrity Ascent visits, advancing local economic inclusion under the Ministry of Tourism’s “Local First” plan.
Halifax Stanfield leads Atlantic Canada with CT X-ray tech, transforming airport security for faster, safer screening and better passenger experiences.
Carnival Cruise Line teams up with DXC Technology to revolutionize IT infrastructure, improving guest experience and enhancing operational efficiency fleetwide.
Greece launches a cruise tax of €1–€20 per person from July 2025 to manage overtourism and fund infrastructure upgrades on islands like Santorini and Mykonos.
Wego and the Moroccan National Tourist Office launch a summer campaign to highlight Morocco’s vibrant culture, cuisine, and scenic gems for MENA travelers.
The International Airport Summit 2025 in Berlin gathers global aviation leaders to explore innovations in passenger experience, AI, and airport digitalization.
Wego teams up with Morocco’s National Tourist Office to promote Chefchaouen, Agadir, and Fez as prime summer destinations for MENA travelers, offering cultural and natural wonders.
Margaritaville at Sea Islander celebrates its first cruise anniversary with expanded Caribbean itineraries, a new ship, and exciting plans for 2026 and beyond.
Thailand’s tourism faces a major setback as Middle East conflict slashes Israeli and Iranian arrivals to Bangkok and Phuket. TAT issues a cautionary outlook.
Golden Tulip Udaipur debuts in Rajasthan’s lake city, blending luxury, heritage, and modern comfort near Fateh Sagar Lake and City Palace.
Thailand braces for a major dip in Israeli and Iranian tourist arrivals as the Iran–Israel conflict disrupts travel and threatens broader tourism stability.
