Ukrainian tourism sees a 70% surge in domestic travel despite ongoing challenges, with a growing shift towards digital services & long-term vacation planning.

In summer 2025, Ukraine’s tourism sector saw a sharp rise in domestic travel, marking a 70% growth compared to the previous year. Digital bookings and long-term planning fuel this recovery.

Ukrzaliznytsia launches direct trains from Uzhhorod to Vienna and Budapest, providing more convenient travel options for both Ukrainian and international visitors

Ukraine tourism sees a 70 percent increase in Summer 2025, with top destinations like Egypt, and the Carpathians leading the way. Domestic travel rises too.

Explore eerie ghost towns worldwide, including Hashima, Pripyat, Pyramiden, Real de Catorce, and Kolmanskop. Perfect for adventure-seekers.

Ukraine has witnessed an impressive 35.7% surge in tourist tax revenue in 2025, reflecting the booming growth of its tourism sector. With Kyiv, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, and Zakarpattia leading the charge,

Ukraine ends visa-free travel for Iranian diplomatic passport holders. The decision impacts travel and diplomatic relations, with global travel implications

Now North Korea, Russia and Ukraine are at the epicenter of a nascent geopolitical bloc: Pyongyang and Moscow established direct air links for the first time since the early 1990s—an aviation milestone reflective of their deepening military and diplomatic collaboration.

Even as the crisis in Ukraine continues, Italian, French, Spanish and other European cities have received a power punch of Russian tourism.

Ukrainian Railways invests in new passenger cars to enhance travel services, support the economy, and modernize the country’s fleet for long-term growth.