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Tanzania earns 50 nominations at the 2025 World Travel Awards, cementing its status as Africa’s premier tourist destination with accolades across safaris, parks, and attractions.
Macao’s 2025 Gastronomy Fest unites 34 UNESCO cities in a global celebration of spices, herbs, and cuisine, showcasing culinary culture and tourism from July 11–20.
BLLA’s Boutique Hotel Investment Conference returns to New York on June 4, 2025, spotlighting growth, equity strategies, and design innovation in boutique hospitality.
Fiji will host the 2026 CIDESCO World Congress in Nadi, spotlighting its rise as a global wellness hub and boosting spa tourism across the South Pacific.
Colombia triumphs at Cannes Lions, winning Gold, Silver, and Bronze for tourism campaigns spotlighting biodiversity, hidden gems, and sustainable travel innovation.
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.
