Tourism Agreements

Etihad and Cambodia are joining forces to promote the destination in Europe through a $120,000 campaign and expanded air connectivity via Abu Dhabi

Not just London and Berlin: The Greek tourism industry is preparing for two major international exhibitions: Philoxenia-Hotelia in Thessaloniki and Athens International Tourism Expo in Athens

While several countries, mainly in Western Europe, are reporting labor protests, strikes and transportation disruptions, Estonia offers a completely different atmosphere with Restaurant Week, food and wine festivals and winter events

The World Travel and Tourism Council added 50 members in 2026, including Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental, as global travel and tourism is expected to contribute $11.9 trillion

It's not that Greece has anything to complain about the number of tourists visiting the country, but the tourism industry is not standing still: The country's tourism minister announced TAG Greece - a new move for uniform branding for experiences in the country, based on tradition, gastronomy and agritourism.

Tens of thousands of global tourism industry leaders will meet in the British capital for one of the world's largest tourism celebrations starting today, November 3

South Korea breaks all-time tourism record, with nearly 19 million visitors in October. Official data reveals a 46.8% jump in tourist spending on credit cards and a major expansion outside Seoul

Getting ready to host: WTTC backs London's Oxford Street pedestrianization ahead of the World Trade Market that will kickstart in the city on Tuesday, November 3

After years of preparation, Greenland is inaugurating a new international gateway to its famous glacier region with a 2,200-meter runway, direct flights from Copenhagen and larger passenger planes

Thailand is targeting Italian tourists with wellness holidays, cultural experiences and airline partnerships as it aims to attract at least 295,000 visitors from Italy in 2026

Thailand’s tourism authority and Vietnam Airlines signed a new agreement to boost flights, tourism promotion, and regional travel links

During the ATM tourism fair in Dubai, Emirates announced a global expansion move including aviation agreements with seven new countries. The move features luxury destinations, an upgraded fleet, and a renewed premium experience, reinforcing the airline’s status as a global leader