In 2026, China has achieved remarkable success in international tourism, joining a prestigious group of countries including Australia, the US, Russia, Brazil, Uzbekistan, South Korea, and Singapore.

International travel to the U.S. dropped during the holiday season, as new trends emerged and global passenger numbers surged in other regions. Find out more here.

Create an image of a bustling U.S. airport during the holiday season, with travelers of diverse backgrounds navigating through the terminal. Include crowded check-in counters, people in winter clothing, and luggage. The atmosphere should feel busy and festive, capturing the essence of holiday travel with decorated holiday elements like lights and wreaths. The airport should look modern with clear signage, and the travelers should represent various nationalities. Avoid adding any logos or text in the image.

Canadian airlines cut thousands of seats to U.S. destinations as travel preferences shift. What global travellers should know for planning trips in 2026.

Russia’s recent move to expand visa-free travel for several African countries, including Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Eswatini, marks a significant shift in global travel dynamics. While the U.S. is imposing stricter entry requirements, including visa bonds of up to $15,000 …

Philippines Joins Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, and Vietnam for a Record-Breaking Tourism Surge in 2026!

Quebec City is now the rising star of global tourism, pushing Geneva aside. Discover the reasons why it’s becoming a major travel destination in 2026.

Vietnam saw a record-breaking surge in tourism with 3.5 million visitors during the New Year holiday period, showcasing the country’s growing global appeal and diverse destinations.

As we head into 2026, Bangkok and Phuket have secured their places among the top 10 most searched cities for the year, standing alongside iconic destinations like Tokyo,

Arabian Travel Market 2026 will address the future of global travel, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and the use of technology to shape tourism.