Australia has announced a strengthened tourism partnership with several Pacific Island nations to jointly promote travel in the South Pacific region.
In an effort to revitalize rural regions, the Japanese government has announced a major subsidy scheme for domestic and international travelers who visit rural prefectures.
South Africa’s government and private safari companies announced a landmark initiative to create a transfrontier wildlife corridor, linking protected areas in Kruger, Limpopo, and neighboring countries to promote ecotourism and conservation.
European countries report a notable increase in arrivals from Middle Eastern markets, driven by growing business travel and leisure demand. Key destinations such as France, Germany, and Italy are benefiting from this shift.
The initiative aims to bring Puerto Rico’s festive culture closer to international travelers through an innovative and highly accessible digital format.
Australia has introduced a comprehensive National Wildlife Tourism Strategy, set to strengthen conservation-focused tourism experiences by 2026.