October 2025 marked record tourism for Cyprus with 537,744 visitors, a 17% increase from last year; the island transitions into an international aviation and tourism hub, with numerous weekly flights and new routes from the Gulf and Eastern Europe, aiming for year-round tourism
UN Tourism data shows Brazil leading the world in arrival growth, hitting record visitor numbers as international interest surges; the 45% rise in arrivals confirms the strong post-pandemic rebound and success of the new promotional strategy
Budapest airport’s record seat capacity and expanded network strengthen its role as a gateway to Central and Eastern Europe, supporting tourism and business
“Festival of Light” at the Thai Ambassador’s residence highlights record tourism: 254,212 Israelis visited YTD (+59%), expected to top 300,000 this year
Hermes Airports' semi-annual report discloses: 5.7 million passengers between January and June 2025 at Larnaca and Paphos airports, an increase of 11.6%. Tel Aviv surpasses London, and Israel ranks ahead of Germany and Italy
The World Travel Exhibition solidifies its role as a key global tourism event, attracting strategic participants like Iberia and American Airlines, alongside tourist boards from Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, Jamaica, and more. After successful partnerships in Europe, Passport Group is now an official media partner in this vital market
Cyprus is poised for another record-breaking tourism year, with key officials and industry representatives attending IMTM in Tel Aviv this week
With a 3% increase in visitor numbers in Q1 2025 compared to last year, Dubai is set to hit a new annual tourist record and continue leading international tourism
Impressive rise in tourism to Riga: Record of 1.1 million foreign tourists in 2024, record data for December, and high ranking among top destinations in Europe
The small city-state has become the most popular tourism destination in Southeast Asia, with the industry contributing more than $66 billion to the country's economy last year. The number of tourists this year is expected to surge by nearly 10% compared to 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic
