A new online training program from Visit Seattle aims to equip travel professionals with the knowledge and tools required to showcase the city’s experiences to their clients.

The official opening of Jumeirah’s Marsa Al Arab hotel today is big news for Dubai’s luxury accommodation landscape, with Dubai Tourism highlighting the emirate’s ever-evolving accommodation sector as a key driver of repeat visitation.

Vienna’s tourism sector is celebrating its busiest year ever, as an influx of visitors drove a 9% increase in overnight stays in 2024.

A new dedicated ticketing page on Tokyo’s official tourism website will make it easier for visitors to buy tickets for the city’s most popular event, attractions and experiences.

Tourism Australia has once again come under scrutiny for its use of taxpayers’ money, this time with an audit raising concerns around how the tourism board manages its spending and supplier relationships.

Australians can visit Korea without the need to apply for a K-ETA for another year thanks to an extension of the exemption period for travellers from 68 countries.

As criticism mounts over FIFA’s decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi amid human rights concerns, the Kingdom’s tourism board has insisted the event will leave a “positive legacy”.

Record occupancies at Fiji’s luxury resorts are highlighting the destination’s resurgence as a high-end travel destination.

An expansion of this year’s pilot day-tripper tax planned for next year aims to tackle the ongoing issue of overtourism in Venice – even as critics branded the scheme a failure.

Australians can’t get enough of Fiji, with the number of Aussies heading to destination hitting a new all-time record in September.

A proposed timetable outlining a gradual relaunch of tourism and hospitality sectors was unveiled on Friday [22 May 2020] by the recently formed Tourism Restart Taskforce. The panel of travel and tourism dignitaries has been meeting on a weekly basis, putting together a realistic path out of the coronavirus crisis.