Greece’s new tourism strategy, titled “Tourism is Changing – Greece is Leading the Way,” is set to reshape the country’s tourism sector by prioritizing sustainability, cultural heritage, and year-round tourism.

Kenya plans to privatize beaches and islands, boosting luxury tourism investments and improving infrastructure to attract global visitors.

European cities, including Venice and Barcelona, aim to balance sustainable tourism with residents’ well-being by 2050, addressing overcrowding, pollution, and economic concerns.

Learn how Sanya, China’s strategic Airline+Marketing partnership is boosting its global status, attracting more international tourists to the island.

Kuwait launches a bold new tourism strategy, uniting industry leaders to reshape the sector and position the country as a global tourism powerhouse.

Cambodia is taking decisive action to transform its tourism sector amidst ongoing border disputes with neighboring Thailand, strategically shifting its focus to capture new global markets and revitalize its visitor numbers.

As of September 2025, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is has issued around 40,000 commercial licenses which is a first in the country travel history milestones.

Despite significant investments, Indonesia’s tourism sector lags behind regional competitors. A shift toward culture-driven tourism experiences is crucial for growth.

Cincinnati is revitalizing its sports tourism sector through strategic investments, aiming to boost the local economy and attract global visitors to major sporting events

France plans to increase its annual tourism revenues to €100 billion by 2030, targeting both luxury travelers and global tourists with diverse experiences.