Find out what’s behind the strong start to the year: Office des Changes reports 11,659 bn MAD in travel revenues in January 2026, 19,3% more than last year. We explain what this statistic means, how it builds on record 2025, and how much air links, sports events and rising visitor spending matter.
Find out how exceptionally heavy rains in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania flooded access roads, stranded some tourist vehicles, and disrupted safari schedules. We report what TANAPA is doing to repair the damage, why crossings are critical, and what the TMA forecast for March–May 2026 says about the risk of new floods.
Find out how World Tourism Network (WTN) in Bangladesh on February 28, 2026 at Hotel Agrabad in Chattogram brought together more than 100 children without parental care for a Ramadan iftar. The initiative was led by Dr. H. M. Hakim Ali, and the event was presented as part of WTN’s global commitment to compassion and social responsibility through tourism leadership.
Learn how Jamaica, led by Minister Edmund Bartlett, talks in Colombia and Panama with Avianca, Wingo, and Copa Airlines about more flights, while in Berlin—ahead of ITB Berlin 2026—it strengthens sales channels and partnerships at World Tourism Network events. We explain what this means for the 2026 and 2027 seasons.
Here is an overview of the announced tourism “reset” in South Korea: President Lee Jae-myung is calling for higher service quality, fairer and clearer prices, and stricter measures against overcharging. The plan includes strengthening regions beyond Seoul, easing entry procedures, and the ambition of 30 million visitors by 2030.
Find out how U.S. energy sanctions on Cuba and Washington’s security pressure on CARICOM are reshaping tourism in the Caribbean. We explain what this means for flights, cruises, energy prices, and investments, and why small island states fear wider instability. Overview as of 1. March 2026.