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Dida urges global tourism brands to tap into China’s 618 Shopping Festival to drive bookings, gain early visibility, and attract outbound Chinese travelers.
Colombia wins Gold, Silver, and Bronze at Cannes Lions 2025, spotlighting tourism campaigns that blend creativity, sustainability, and biodiversity.
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo launches hands-on dyeing workshops with Shinjuku artisans from July 2025, offering guests a rich cultural immersion in traditional Japanese craft.
Despite economic challenges, luxury travel in 2025 remains resilient, with U.S. travelers favoring domestic experiences and international demand rising in Europe and Asia.
Experience Minatomirai Smart Festival 2025 in luxury at Mitsui Garden Hotel Yokohama with exclusive fireworks views, sky pool access, and gourmet offerings.
Chicago shines at IPW 2025, hosting over 5,000 delegates from 64 countries and securing its position as a leading global destination for travel and tourism.
Thailand restricts cannabis use to medical purposes with new rules. Australian tourists urged to follow regulations to avoid legal trouble on holiday.
Travel Meet Asia 2025 in Jakarta will unite APAC leaders like the Maldives, Thailand, Vietnam, and Singapore to shape the future of sustainable, business, and MICE tourism.
Massachusetts and California join forces to champion LGBTQ+ equality with Pride celebrations across 25 U.S. cities this June, uniting communities nationwide.
Discover what you need to know about Travel Meet Asia 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia. From June 25–26, this major B2B tourism event drives MICE, corporate, and leisure growth.
Business Travel Show Europe 2025 at ExCeL London from June 25-26 promises world-class networking, travel innovation, and tourism opportunities in the UK capital.
WTM London 2025 returns with record-breaking growth, expanded space, WTM TV, and a 29% rise in conference attendance. Here’s what global travel pros need to know.
