Global Tourism Growth Slows Down, UN Tourism Cuts 2026 Forecast
Around 690 million tourists travelled internationally in H1 2026, with global arrivals up 0.4% as conflict and rising costs weighed on tourism
Around 690 million tourists travelled internationally in H1 2026, with global arrivals up 0.4% as conflict and rising costs weighed on tourism
Iberojet has launched a new San Salvador route from Madrid, operating weekly on Sundays, while Barcelona has also gained a new connection
Emirates enters the winter season with strong demand, 18 new aircraft, more upgraded cabins and additional flights across its global network
Iya Magen has emerged as one of Israel’s most influential tourism leaders, spearheading the Talma Group’s remarkable growth and transformation into a global travel leader
Marriott will add three hotels in New Zealand between 2027 and 2029, including new Marriott Hotels and Autograph Collection properties
From the Twin Towers to the security checkpoint line: the September 11 attacks not only changed the U.S., but also reshaped the world of aviation, the passenger experience, and global tourism
EgyptAir plans to connect Sydney, Singapore and Cairo from 2027, creating a new air link between Australia and Egypt, subject to approvals
More than 200 Travel & Tourism CEOs will gather in Valletta for the WTTC Global Summit, focusing on technology, investment and tourism’s future
685 rooms, workspaces, a restaurant and bar, a penthouse suite, and views of one of the world's most iconic areas: Crowne Plaza Manhattan Times Square opens in Manhattan
Etihad Airways launches its Beyond Borders campaign as the UAE carrier targets 150 destinations and $20 billion in investment over 10 years
A new study reveals that climate change in South Asia has intensified storms, leading to deadly floods and landslides across many countries, with a 160% increase in rainfall intensity. What is happening on the ground is worse than models predict
Global warming is a key issue for countries worldwide, and IATA states that "Net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 will require a global shift in aviation to new fuels, technologies, and actions, including significant investments, which will require a solid policy foundation aligned with a global forward approach."