South Africa’s international tourism is experiencing a remarkable recovery. In September 2025, tourist arrivals surged by 26.9% compared to the previous year, reaching over 846,000 visitors.

Hong Kong’s tourism industry sees strong recovery with over 5 million visitors in August, on course to meet its goal of 49 million tourists in 2025.

Once a quintessential Greek isle celebrated for its living culture, inviting storefronts, and intergenerational family conviviality, Syros now teeters on the brink of erasure, subsumed by a relentless surge of visitors.

Thailand boosts tourist safety with coordinated crackdowns on illegal tours and enhanced airport support, fostering confidence amid concerns from misleading social media rumors.

Whittier’s new terminal allows three cruise ships simultaneously for the first time, drawing thousands of visitors and boosting local businesses, impacting Alaska’s tourism and beyond.

This detailed analysis assesses the global impact of heightened ICE detentions in US airports on international tourism, highlighting significant implications for the travel industry.

Japan’s introduction of pre-screening for visa-free travelers in FY 2028 aims to enhance travel security, expedite immigration, shape global tourism trends, and achieve ambitious visitor targets.

Wales’ planned tourism levy sparks debate, impacting travel perceptions and local economies; while intended for infrastructure improvements, its influence on visitor decisions remains uncertain.

South Korea is set to launch the 2025 Korea Welcome Week from April 25 to May 16, welcoming foreign tourists during peak travel periods with discounts, events, and helpful travel resources.

Beijing sees a surge in inbound tourism in early 2025, driven by visa relaxations and enhanced travel services. The city is diversifying its offerings to attract international visitors.