Eswatini tourism recovery is gaining pace as visitors from Southern Africa continue to support arrival growth while the Kingdom targets new international markets. With wildlife, cultural heritage and sustainable travel experiences, Eswatini is strengthening its position as an emerging African destination for regional and global travellers.

Eswatini tourism recovery is gaining pace as visitors from Southern Africa continue to support arrival growth while the Kingdom targets new international markets. With wildlife, cultural heritage and sustainable travel experiences, Eswatini is strengthening its position as an emerging African destination for regional and global travellers.

India’s Karnataka Unveils Powerful Eco-Tourism Travel Partnership to Transform Jharkhand’s Sustainable Tourism Future as the two states move towards sharing expertise.

Germany is strengthening its digital tourism future as GetYourGuide joins the German National Tourist Board network. The partnership aims to expand access to bookable travel experiences, helping international visitors discover cultural attractions, local activities and regional destinations through digital platforms while supporting Germany’s evolving tourism ecosystem.

Brussels is becoming a major September cultural destination as Belgium highlights more than 80 galleries, creative spaces and heritage locations through Brussels Art Week. The event offers travellers a deeper look at the capital’s artistic identity while supporting local businesses, hotels and the wider tourism economy through unique cultural experiences.

The Philippines Travel Momentum Explodes With Over Four Million Tourist Arrivals Fueling Record Breaking 2026 Growth as the country welcomed 4.11 million international visitors from January to August 2026.

South Korea travellers are witnessing Busan’s remarkable tourism rise as the coastal city welcomes nearly three million foreign visitors in the first seven months of the year.

Croatia is strengthening its position as a leading European travel destination as tourism demand continues rising in 2026. Supported by international visitors, improved air connectivity and sustainable development plans, the Adriatic nation is expanding beyond traditional summer holidays while creating new opportunities for local communities, businesses and global travellers.

Slovenia is entering a new tourism era as strong visitor growth pushes the country to focus on smarter crowd management. With rising arrivals, sustainable policies, digital tools and regional development plans, Slovenia aims to protect iconic destinations while creating better experiences for travellers and stronger benefits for local communities.

Vietnam travellers are witnessing the country’s rapid rise as a global tourism hotspot as foreign visitor arrivals approached two million in August 2026, driven by stronger international air connectivity.

Vietnam is preparing a major tourism shift as its expanding airport network aims to connect more regions with global travellers. The development could open new opportunities for coastal, cultural and highland destinations while reducing dependence on major tourism hubs. Improved aviation access may reshape how visitors explore Vietnam.

Mongolia tourism is entering an important growth phase as Japan deepens its long-standing role at Chinggis Khaan International Airport. A new expansion agreement builds on years of Japanese finance, technical expertise and airport management cooperation as Mongolia targets stronger international visitor growth and improved global connectivity.

China travellers are increasingly exploring breathtaking Danxiashan as the destination rises as a global tourism treasure, driven by its UNESCO World Heritage recognition, spectacular red sandstone landscapes.

Japan’s rising investment presence is giving Thailand EEC a powerful new business travel opportunity. With foreign capital flowing into Chonburi, Rayong and Chachoengsao, established hospitality infrastructure around Pattaya and major transport projects could help the Eastern Economic Corridor strengthen its position in Thailand’s growing MICE and corporate travel economy.

Phuket’s international air access is helping neighbouring Phang Nga gain greater tourism attention as Russian travellers and other visitors look beyond Thailand’s busiest island resorts. With Khao Lak, wellness experiences, green tourism and quieter coastal landscapes, Phang Nga is emerging as an important part of Thailand’s wider visitor-dispersal strategy.