More than dense jungles and rice terraces: Vietnam has a long and beautiful coastline packed with a selection of destinations that make it one of the best options for an excellent vacation in the Far East
Passport Group will unveil its annual Destinations Magazine at the IMTM International Tourism Conference in February, highlighting 30 must-visit places shaping travel trends in 2026
10 RON per night (around 2 euros) for every tourist starting January 1, 2026: Bucharest joins European cities imposing accommodation taxes, with the collection done through hotels and apartments to invest directly in urban tourism
Passport Group concludes a landmark year, marking 30 years of innovation, influence and industry leadership, while unveiling a forward-looking strategic vision to continue shaping the future of tourism and aviation with a strong focus on digital transformation, content-driven travel, and the clear sense that the first three decades were only the beginning. The year-end celebration brought together key leaders and senior executives from the tourism industry, in partnership with Hilton worldwide
**Philippines Seeks Israeli Tourists**
Before the end of 2025, Greece's tourism minister announced that the year would set a record for the country's tourism. The latest figures speak about a significant increase of almost 10% in revenue compared to 2024
Biometric tourism is expanding: Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism has developed hotel check-in technology that allows guests to bypass the front desk and unlock their rooms with a smartphone. Are digital car rentals coming next?
From recreational facilities for fans of extreme sports to real estate and mixed-use properties: here are the five that are reshaping hotels, destinations, and lifestyle brands
British Airways introduces the list of most sought-after destinations for the coming year, alongside new tourism trends; the list includes vacations without a schedule, brand loyalty, and, surprisingly, body image perceptions
Ciel Dubai Marina, a Vignette Collection by IHG, has officially opened in Dubai, becoming the world's tallest hotel; the 377-meter hotel features an 82-story tower that sets a new standard in global luxury tourism
Israir's CEO visits Sofia, setting the stage for deeper tourism ties between nations. Discussions included expanding flight routes and marketing efforts to promote Bulgaria year-round
