travel

New report finds investment in Southeast Asian resorts and strategic expansion by global hotel groups continue despite Middle East disruption and slowing business travel growth.

Discover how AI, data, and emotional branding are reshaping global tourism in 2026. Explore eight key trends and their international implications.

High-income travelers and corporate budgeters are growing cautious. Deloitte's 2026 Travel Industry Outlook suggests global travel demand may plateau after years of post-pandemic growth.

The global business travel market is projected to reach $10.15 billion by 2035, growing at a 12.5% CAGR. Explore key trends, drivers, and regional dynamics shaping corporate mobility.

An analysis of the global heritage tourism market, projected to reach USD 954 billion by 2034, exploring cultural, economic, and sustainability dynamics.

A surge in Japanese travelers, alongside a focus on older demographics and emerging destinations, is reshaping European tourism. The sector recorded 2.3% passenger traffic growth, 2% hotel occupancy gains, and a 7% rise in average daily rates between May 2025 and April 2026.

By 2026, Latin America will become a dominant outbound travel region, driven by a young, connected population and a growing preference for experiences. The Caribbean is poised to benefit, but must tailor offerings to diverse markets.

Dr. Tong Yin examines the tension between Saudi Arabia's grand vision for ultra-luxury tourism and the practicalities of market demand, highlighting structural mismatches in product positioning, cultural conservatism, fiscal rhythm, and business trends.

Discover the serene locations away from the tourist crowds in Japan's cultural capital.

Sarah Jenkins•

May 10, 2024• 8 min read