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Kenya and African tourism 2026: Sustainable travel, safari, coastline and new WTTC investment

Kenya is in the WTTC spotlight as one of Africa’s leading destinations for sustainable travel, safari, the Indian Ocean coast and business tourism. The new tourism momentum creates opportunities for visitors who want to combine nature, culture, Nairobi and local experiences

20.06.2026

Travel

China tourism grows with high-speed trains, visa-free entry, digital payments and new flight routes

China is rapidly strengthening its position as one of the world’s leading travel destinations, driven by rising international visitor spending, expanded visa-free entry, modern rail and air infrastructure, and digital payment options that make transport, bookings and everyday travel easier for visitors

03.06.2026

Travel

World Cup 2026 travel to the U.S.: Visa bond waiver, FIFA PASS and practical fan advice

Fans planning travel to the 2026 World Cup in the United States should check visa rules, FIFA PASS access and possible visa bond exemptions early. This guide explains what the decision means for travelers, how to prepare documents, when to start the application process and what to consider when booking tickets, flights and accommodation

19.05.2026

Travel

Global tourism in 2026: travel growth, Europe and Spain as key destinations for the new decade ahead

Travel and tourism enter a new growth phase in 2026, with Europe and Spain standing out as major centers of visitor demand, investment and spending. This guide explains the broader context, the best time to visit, transport options, where to eat and practical ways to plan a better trip while keeping costs under control

13.05.2026

Travel

Suez Canal cruise and tourism recovery: what the new global focus on travel means for visitors

The Suez Canal returned to the spotlight after tourism leaders gathered aboard Crystal Serenity in Egypt. The event highlighted travel recovery, cruise routes, infrastructure investment and the wider role of tourism in connecting destinations, markets and visitors

12.05.2026

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WTTC's Leadership Cruise through the Suez Canal opens a new phase of global tourism meetings in Egypt today

Find out how WTTC brought together more than 300 global leaders aboard a ship through the Suez Canal, turning Egypt into a stage for discussion about the future of tourism. We bring an overview of industry messages, the ambitions of Egyptian tourism, the importance of the canal and a new model of international meetings that combines business leadership, destination experience and strategic promotion of growth.

08.05.2026

Travel

Egypt strengthens its global tourism profile with the WTTC and its ambition of 30 million visitors per year

Find out how the meeting between President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and WTTC leaders in Cairo and the global leadership event on the Suez Canal confirm growing confidence in Egyptian tourism. We bring an overview of ambitious plans, major investments, the role of the Grand Egyptian Museum and the challenges brought by the target of 30 million tourists per year.

07.05.2026

Travel

Switzerland strengthens its role in the sustainable development of global tourism through its partnership with the WTTC

Learn how Switzerland Tourism's entry into the WTTC positions Switzerland as a more important actor in discussions about the future of travel. We provide an overview of the reasons why the emphasis is placed on sustainability, high-value tourism, public transport, quality destination management, and international cooperation in a period of strong recovery for the tourism sector.

06.05.2026

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By joining the WTTC, Uganda strengthens its global tourism position and opens a new phase of public-private cooperation

Learn why Uganda's entry into the World Travel & Tourism Council has a broader meaning than classic destination promotion. We bring an overview of how the partnership with the WTTC, cooperation with UN Tourism and the growth of Uganda's tourism sector show changes in global tourism governance, sustainability and the role of African destinations.

02.05.2026

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WTTC from Madrid presents a new global team for travel and tourism in a period of record sector growth

We bring an overview of why WTTC chose Madrid as its new operational center and how the expanded global team, with 21 nationalities across five continents, wants to strengthen research, relations with governments, membership and the sustainable growth of travel and tourism at a time when the sector is recording record economic results, but is also facing pressures on destinations, the workforce and regulation.

01.05.2026

Travel

Tourism in the Middle East is growing faster than the world, but geopolitical tensions threaten 2026

Find out how the Middle East achieved tourism growth above the global average in 2025, why Saudi Arabia is leading the regional momentum and how business travel is changing the market. We also bring an overview of the risks for 2026, from tensions linked to Iran to possible disruptions in air traffic and international arrivals.

27.04.2026

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Gloria Guevara in Washington: how the White House and border policy are shaping pressure on U.S. tourism

Find out why American tourism is under increasing pressure ahead of major events in 2026, how Gloria Guevara and WTTC are advocating pragmatic solutions, and why visas, borders, Global Entry and international perception are becoming a key economic issue.

25.04.2026

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Articles with this tag

Kenya and African tourism 2026: Sustainable travel, safari, coastline and new WTTC investment

China tourism grows with high-speed trains, visa-free entry, digital payments and new flight routes

World Cup 2026 travel to the U.S.: Visa bond waiver, FIFA PASS and practical fan advice

Global tourism in 2026: travel growth, Europe and Spain as key destinations for the new decade ahead

Suez Canal cruise and tourism recovery: what the new global focus on travel means for visitors

WTTC's Leadership Cruise through the Suez Canal opens a new phase of global tourism meetings in Egypt today

Egypt strengthens its global tourism profile with the WTTC and its ambition of 30 million visitors per year

Switzerland strengthens its role in the sustainable development of global tourism through its partnership with the WTTC

By joining the WTTC, Uganda strengthens its global tourism position and opens a new phase of public-private cooperation

WTTC from Madrid presents a new global team for travel and tourism in a period of record sector growth

Tourism in the Middle East is growing faster than the world, but geopolitical tensions threaten 2026

Gloria Guevara in Washington: how the White House and border policy are shaping pressure on U.S. tourism

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