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Tourism chief executives gather in Malta as global travel outpaces economic estimates

Against the historic backdrop of Valletta’s Saluting Battery, the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) convened its 26th Global Summit,

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Visit Qatar hosts Indian MICE buyers on familiarisation trip

Visit Qatar recently hosted a familiarisation trip for nine leading Indian MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) agents from 1 to 4 October 2026.

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Tourism boards overhaul marketing plans as climate change threatens local travel

In a world now facing the consequences of climate change, destination marketing organisations (DMOs) are facing a structural shift.

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Global Tourism Economy Forum returns to Macao this month

The twelfth Global Tourism Economy Forum (GTEF) returns to Macao where it all began from 15th to 17th October.

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Conference programme announced for COITM 2026

The China Outbound Travel & Tourism Market (COITM) conference is slated for 14th to 16th October at the New Hall of the National Agricultural Exhibition Center (NAEC) in Beijing.

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Indonesia invites South Koreans to ‘Go Beyond Ordinary’

Indonesia invites South Koreans to 'Go Beyond Ordinary'

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South Korean border tourism pivots to DMZ security as North Korea cuts ties

In an era defined by swift diplomatic realignment across East Asia, the long-held vision of a unified Korean tourism market has encountered a definitive, structural end.

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Global hotel chains expand across China as visa-free policies fuel luxury travel surge

As it raises its profile as a global tourist destination, luxury hospitality is expanding China’s geographic footprint.

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Virgin Atlantic launches direct flights to Phuket

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Asia travel demand surges as destination marketers struggle with 5 critical strategy traps

Navigating Asia requires a nuanced understanding of its vast cultural diversity, distinct digital ecosystems, and varying levels of infrastructural maturity; however, treating this vibrant territory as a uniform market remains a critical error.