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Montreal hosts Africa-focused International Junkanoo Festival in June 2025, celebrating rich culture, music, cuisine, and tourism from Kenya, Nigeria, and more.
Tourism Ireland strengthens North American golf tourism links at IAGTO Convention in Alabama, spotlighting world-class courses and future travel partnerships.
Vietnam’s Thong Nhat Railway tops global train travel rankings for 2025, offering a scenic, immersive north-south journey through history, culture, and nature.
Discover Corfe Castle, Dorset’s most enchanting village escape. Explore medieval ruins, ride vintage steam trains, and enjoy classic English countryside charm.
n a bold new move aimed at protecting its public health system, Japan will soon require all foreign tourists to show proof of valid health insurance coverage upon entry, according to officials from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW). This new travel regulation is part of Japan’s growing commitment to sustainable tourism and
Starting July, the Philippines grants visa-free entry to Taiwanese tourists, boosting tourism and marking a major step in bilateral diplomatic and economic ties.
A dangerous U.S. heatwave impacts 170M+ Americans, causing travel delays, flight disruptions, and tourism strain across key cities and vacation hotspots.
Peru ‘s inbound tourism grew 5.16% in early 2025, but air access gaps and safety perceptions continue to limit full recovery to pre-pandemic levels.
German travelers turn to Greece, Bulgaria, and Egypt in summer 2025 amid rising Turkey prices. Early bookings highlight demand for value and cooler destinations.
UAE families favor educational travel in summer 2025, with top picks like London, Rome, Tokyo, and Cairo blending learning with leisure, Expedia reports.
Thailand’s border closure with Cambodia causes a 43% drop in tourist arrivals, with Aranyaprathet hotels seeing lower occupancy while Ubon tourism remains stable
Japan welcomed nearly 4 million tourists in May 2025, breaking records with surging arrivals from South Korea, China, and 19 other markets.
