A $500-million-a-day paralysis grips the Middle East as airspace closures turn the world’s busiest transit artery into a no-fly zone, leaving nearly half a million visitors in the crossfire.
Global flight networks face unprecedented chaos as the closure of airspaces over Iran, Israel, and the Gulf triggers a wave of cancellations and high-stakes rerouting across the East-West transit corridor
The Young Champions will receive global recognition, seed funding, training, mentorship, and access to influential change-makers.
As the loyalty program surpasses 27 million members, Radisson moves beyond the hotel lobby to integrate with global banking titans and lifestyle brands, redefining how travelers earn status in 2026.
The council outlines strategic shifts toward senior-friendly travel, data-driven pricing, and mandatory sustainability to cement the UAE’s position as a global hospitality leader.
Member States align in Madrid to launch the strategic blueprint for the International Year of Sustainable and Resilient Tourism, positioning the sector at the heart of the post-2030 agenda.
Dubai solidifies its status as a global coffee capital as the 2026 World of Coffee opens with over 2,100 brands, 78 participating nations, and a record-breaking focus on sustainable origin trade.
Record $70 billion injection and a 55-million passenger surge by Emirates Airline cement the UAE’s status as a global tourism titan in 2025.
Travelers face delays, but industry players are doubling down on loyalty as a long-term strategy.
The world’s top TikTok creator joins UN Tourism to champion responsible travel and cultural appreciation.
The move aim to revive its tourism sector.
Amsterdam residents are accusing the municipality of failing to enforce its own limits on mass tourism.
The Fourth International UNESCO Model brings together young minds from across the globe to debate the ethical frontiers of neurotechnology in Hong Kong this December.
Landmark collaboration aims to integrate air and ground travel, offering passengers greater convenience, loyalty rewards, and delivery innovation.
The data highlights Japan's pandemic recovery and reflects broader trends influencing the future of international travel
Dr. Larry Dwyer Wins 2025 UN Tourism Ulysses Prize for Outstanding Contribution to Global Tourism Knowledge
UN Tourism has strengthened its partnership with the Kingdom of Morocco, a key ally in its mission to grow innovation across Africa.
The programme has mapped marine species across 21 World Heritage sites around the world.
The 24 Member States of the Committee decided to inscribe 63 new cultural elements, including: 2 elements in Need of Urgent Safeguarding
UN Tourism and China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism have further strengthened their strategic partnership as they work together to champion the sector’s role as a driver of international cooperation and development.
Euromonitor International named Bangkok the world’s top tourism city in 2024 after it welcomed a record-breaking 32.4 million visitors.
UN Tourism Welcomes New Affiliate Members, Surpassing 500 Entities Globally