easyJet continues its expansion at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, adding a ninth aircraft and new destinations to provide more flight options and support local jobs.

Brazil’s tourism sector breaks records in 2025, surpassing eight million international visitors, driving billions in revenue, and creating thousands of jobs nationwide.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is gearing up to significantly enhance its involvement in Africa’s travel and hospitality sector by investing in more than 100 major projects worth a total of US$6 billion.

Smart border technology, driven by the WTTC and SITA, is projected to add $401B in GDP and create 14M jobs by fully digitizing global travel.

Brazil joins US, Spain, China, India, and other major nations in powering a global tourism job boom because its travel sector has become one of the world’s most dynamic engines of employment and investment.

Tarkwa-Nsuaem Expo has been completed, signaling a major push for regional tourism development and the creation of essential jobs for youth.

Costa Rica’s tourism sector stands as a pivotal force driving the nation’s economic prosperity, fostering job growth, and championing environmental preservation.

Mozambique introduces a lodging tax to boost tourism: better marketing, infrastructure, higher visitor spending, aiming to elevate foreign tourist numbers.

The travel and tourism sector is set to generate 90 million new jobs by 2035 as per WTTC Report, with Saudi Arabia leading the Middle East’s rapid growth in the industry.

PATA projects over 800 million arrivals to Asia Pacific by 2027, urging digital readiness, innovation, and value‑led tourism to drive inclusive growth.