Indonesia Takes a Major Step Toward Smart Tourism
Indonesia launches MaiA AI to personalize travel planning, support sustainable tourism, and enhance visitor experiences across the archipelago.
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Indonesia launches MaiA AI to personalize travel planning, support sustainable tourism, and enhance visitor experiences across the archipelago.
Indonesia introduces MaiA AI to personalize travel planning, promote sustainable tourism, and enhance visitor experiences across Bali, Java, and beyond.
Kep introduces free public Wi-Fi at major tourist spots, improving visitor experiences, supporting local businesses, and strengthening smart tourism in Cambodia.
Coolfly debuts its ultralight eVTOL at CES 2026, introducing license-free, eco-friendly personal flight designed for urban tourism and travel.
Heavy snowfall in Leh and Kashmir disrupts flights and travel plans, while transforming these regions into stunning winter destinations for tourists.
India urges citizens to avoid non-essential travel to Iran as protests intensify, advising embassy registration and caution amid worsening security conditions.
Isle of Man travel faces disruption as icy roads, mountain route closures, and coastal flooding warnings challenge visitors amid ongoing winter weather.
Hyatt grows its Essentials hotel brands in India and Japan while Emirates and Etihad increase flights, giving travelers more choices and better connectivity.
Romania will launch a new tourist tax in Bucharest from 2026, joining major European destinations using levies to fund tourism growth and sustainability.
Argentina leads Brazil’s tourism growth in 2025, surpassing the US and Canada as Brazil welcomes a record nine million international visitors.
China Daily unveils China Bound, a smart tourism platform offering itineraries, bookings, and cultural tools to simplify travel for visitors to China.
Canada is transforming travel in 2026 with biometrics, AI, green transport, and digital borders, creating faster, safer, and more sustainable journeys.