New Zealand is revolutionizing seasonal employment with the launch of Global Workforce and Peak Seasonal Visas, streamlining hiring in key industries like horticulture and tourism.

At the TOURISE Summit 2025, Saudi Arabia reveals bold workforce solutions to address tourism’s 40 million worker gap, driving inclusive global employment by 2034.

Saudi Arabia’s bold workforce strategy is driving a transformative shift in the tourism sector, as the country continues to empower thousands of its nationals through targeted training programs and strategic government initiatives.

Nigeria’s tourism sector embraces the National Skills Qualification Framework to strengthen the workforce and boost economic growth.

Australia’s 2025–26 Migration Program ensures stability for the tourism sector, with skilled visas providing opportunities for international talent to meet workforce demands.

Meghalaya’s Tourism Department responds to criticism regarding the shortage of trained professionals in the tourism sector, highlighting efforts in skill development through partnerships with institutions and initiatives like the Chief Minister’s Elevate Scheme.

Spain’s Murcia region is poised for an extraordinary summer in 2025 as its tourism workforce reaches unprecedented levels, marking a record-breaking surge in job growth.

Malaysia’s travel sector is on track to become one of the country’s leading economic engines in 2025, with over RM332 billion in projected output, supporting over three million jobs, and contributing more than eleven percent of the national GDP.

Cumbria supports the mooted youth mobility scheme between the EU and the UK as a key answer to its current tourism and hospitality manpower shortages.

The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) has released a comprehensive report titled The Evolving Tourism Workforce: Human Capital Development in APAC, during the PATA Annual Summit 2025 in Istanbul, Türkiye. This report delves into the pressing workforce challenges and opportunities …