Malaysia and Thailand advance towards US$30 billion trade, strengthening business travel, connectivity and cross-border opportunities across Southeast Asia

Britain-Ireland travel system is evolving as ferry and airline networks move toward more connected passenger verification procedures.

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New York and four other US states launch over 100 exclusive travel deals to win back Canadian tourists lost to recent trade wars and tariffs.

Vietnam is set to join Asian nations to promote Indochina tourism by opening borders and connecting destinations to boost regional mobility and growth.

Hiking travel boosts rural tourism through 11 scenic European routes and cross-border journeys.

Sleeper trains now link Berlin, Budapest and other European cities, making two-city holidays easier and more convenient.

Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver lead Canada’s business travel recovery to the U.S. as Corporate Traveler data shows flight bookings rising 12.7%, driven by renewed corporate demand for meetings, clients and growth.

Germany attracts more Dutch travellers as rising Netherlands holiday costs drive a new cross-border tourism shift towards affordable escapes.

Spain’s insurers are widening pricing gaps between loyal and new customers, influencing travel insurance, mobility costs and consumer choices across Europe

Central Asia demand grows as Kyrgyz travellers support transport, hospitality and regional tourism.

Egypt, South Africa and 30 African nations boost tourism in 2026 with digital e-Visas and new entry changes creating seamless travel connectivity.

Switzerland, Italy, and several other countries, are facing increased summer road trip disruptions as holiday traffic worsens with Gotthard Tunnel traffic delays.

United Kingdom, France and leading destinations drive Canada tourism growth as international arrivals rise through cross-border travel, overseas demand and hospitality expansion.

Belgium and Luxembourg see changing tourism trends as short-stay travel, regional connectivity and evolving visitor demand reshape Europe.