Tag: Tourism Recovery

Cambodia is targeting up to 5.8 million international visitors 
in 2026, with a recovery in Chinese arrivals and new air links expected to support growth despite geopolitical and cost pressures

Facilities in Ishikawa Prefecture’s Noto Peninsula that were devastated by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake in January 2024 are gradually reopening to visitors. In Nanao, a...

The Philippines is launching an aggressive domestic tourism campaign as it seeks to offset continued declines in arrivals from South Korea, its largest source...

VisitMalta is taking a cautious approach to the Asia-Pacific market, focusing on luxury leisure travel amid global geopolitical uncertainty. As conflict in the Middle East...

New Zealand’s trial visa policy relaxing entry requirements for Chinese travellers arriving via Australia is delivering strong early results, with the country recording a...

Calls to restore Langkawi’s full duty-free status have gained momentum following a proposal by the Sultan of Kedah, prompting the federal government to consider...

The government is weighing a one-year extension of the Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026) campaign to strengthen the country’s position in an increasingly competitive global...

Hong Kong can strengthen its position as an international tourism destination by expanding into new source markets and higher-value segments, according to a report...

International visitor arrivals to Asia-Pacific are expected to exceed pre-pandemic levels from 2026, according to the PATA Asia Pacific Visitor Forecasts 2026-2028. The report projects...

The Federation of Thai Tourism Associations (FETTA) has drafted a proposal to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and the incoming cabinet, which comprises...