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Hungary tourism surges in January 2026 with 2.4 million overnight stays as Germany becomes top source market, boosting Budapest and Lake Balaton travel.
China calls for urgent evacuation from Iran amid rising tensions. Flights to Israel, UAE, and Gulf hubs face disruption. Key travel safety updates.
Thomas Cook introduces Marathi Special Europe tours for Maharashtra travellers, blending regional comfort, language support, and iconic global destinations.
Germany faces major tourism disruption as a two-day public transport strike halts buses, trams and metro services, impacting travel in Berlin, Munich and more.
France leads global tourism in 2025 with 102 million visitors and €77.5 billion in revenue, surpassing the United States, Spain, and other top destinations.
Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, China and Vietnam Lead AI Tourism Boom as Digital Innovation Drives Record Travel Growth in 2026
Tourism digitisation transforms travel with AI, mobile-first tools, smart destinations, and contactless technology, shaping the future of global travel innovation.
Singapore transforms global tourism with digital payments, AI tools, and mobile-first travel solutions, creating seamless and frictionless visitor experiences.
Ayrshire’s Waterside Hotel unveils a £3m sea-view spa with luxury wellness, coastal dining, and upgraded facilities, strengthening Scotland’s wellness tourism appeal.
U.S. tourism declines in 2025 as Nevada, Texas, California and Florida face fewer visitors from Canada, Germany, France and Netherlands.
Egypt advances smart tourism under Vision 2030 with AI tools, hackathons and digital mobility solutions reshaping visitor experiences across major destinations.
Vietnam advances smart tourism with digital platforms, big data systems, cashless travel and integrated apps, strengthening sustainable growth and global competitiveness.
