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Downtown Mitchell hosts Merry Market Madness on December 26–27, 2025, offering post-holiday deals, festive shopping, and support for local businesses.
Kyabobo National Park hosts a major stakeholders conference to promote sustainable tourism, community engagement, and peacebuilding in Ghana’s Oti Region.
Jordan launches its first official drag race at the Dead Sea, opening new opportunities for motorsport tourism, youth engagement, and economic growth.
New Zealand targets a major tourism rebound in 2026 as government investment, sustainability plans, and global marketing drive visitor growth.
The United States strengthens tourism ties with Spain at FITUR 2026, boosting visitor numbers, air connectivity, and business opportunities.
UK updates Barbados travel advice citing crime and terrorism concerns. Barbados responds with strong safety guidance, assuring British tourists.
Canada updates travel advisory for Israel, Jerusalem, and Palestine, citing high security risks, border disruptions, and major impacts on tourism and travel.
The U.S. Embassy warns travelers to avoid the Cambodia–Thailand border as security risks persist, impacting tourism, travel planning, and regional movement.
Oman introduces strict adventure tourism rules with legal penalties to boost safety, protect nature, and manage tourism growth ahead of 2026.
US tourism faces a sharp 2025 decline as visa rules tighten and boycotts rise. Major markets like Italy, Canada, Germany, Brazil, UK, and India reduce travel.
UK updates travel advisory for Finland and key European countries due to visa changes, border checks, and rising security concerns across Schengen states.
Canada updates its Winter 2025 travel advisory, urging caution in Vietnam, Thailand, China, Indonesia, Philippines, and Chile due to rising safety and security risks.
