The US has overtaken Japan, Mexico, Thailand, France, Saudi Arabia, Germany, and more in dominating the global tourism scene, particularly in the realms of luxury, wellness, and sustainable tourism.

Ha Long joins Osaka, Kyoto, Beppu, and Nagasaki as top onsen destinations in Asia for 2026, offering travelers a perfect blend of wellness, culture, and relaxation.

Thailand targets two point five million Indian visitors in 2026, focusing on wellness and weddings to generate ninety-three billion baht in tourism revenue.

Thailand has long been renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant underwater ecosystems, but now, the country is taking its reputation as a world-class scuba diving destination to the next level.

Istanbul’s hamams are boosting winter tourism and local economy, offering travelers a unique cultural and wellness experience while contributing to the city’s growth.

The Springs Resort and Murrieta Hot Springs Resort, two of the nation’s most renowned wellness destinations, have unveiled their new Wellness Retreats

Grand Park Kodhipparu Maldives launches a year-round Romance in Paradise package featuring private dining, wellness sessions and lagoon activities.

Quellenhof Luxury Resorts teams up with Peel+Williams to enhance its profile in the UK, offering top-tier wellness and Michelin dining.

The Mexican Caribbean Tourism Board forms an Advisory Board to elevate luxury travel with a focus on unique destinations experiences and growth in niche markets

The global yoga tourism market is set to reach two hundred twenty-two point five billion dollars by 2030, fueled by wellness and spiritual travel demand.