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Tourism Ireland’s Latest Overseas Sentiment Research Reveals Strong Interest in the Island of Ireland as a High-Value, Food-Focused EscapeThe study, the latest in Tourism Ireland’s ongoing programme of consumer sentiment tracking, provides a timely pulse on motivations, barriers, and evolving preferences among international visitors.

Tourism Ireland’s Latest Overseas Sentiment Research Reveals Strong Interest in the Island of Ireland as a High-Value, Food-Focused Escape

Published February 18, 2026 by Staff Writer

Dublin, Ireland (Tourism Reporter) — Tourism Ireland has released fresh insights into global traveler perceptions of the island of Ireland, confirming that interest in visiting remains robust across key overseas…

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Australia’s Inbound Tourism Rebounds Strongly in 2025: ABS Data Shows Nearly 9 Million Visitors and Double-Digit Growth in Key MarketsAssistant Minister for Tourism, Senator the Hon Nita Green, addressed the event, highlighting tourism's importance for Australia's regions and praising the success of the Come and Say G'day campaign.

Australia’s Inbound Tourism Rebounds Strongly in 2025: ABS Data Shows Nearly 9 Million Visitors and Double-Digit Growth in Key Markets

Published February 18, 2026 by Staff Writer

Sydney, Australia (Tourism Reporter) — Last week’s release from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Overseas Arrivals and Departures delivered welcome news for Australia’s visitor economy, confirming a continued…

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The Great Wall Just Got a Lot Easier to Reach: China’s Visa-Free Welcome to British Travellers and What It Means for Tourism97 per cent of Chinese visitors to the UK arrive by air, with 88 per cent of seat capacity on direct routes concentrated on London-bound services — 60 per cent of which land at Heathrow.

The Great Wall Just Got a Lot Easier to Reach: China’s Visa-Free Welcome to British Travellers and What It Means for Tourism

Published February 17, 2026 by Staff Writer

After years of bureaucratic barriers and diplomatic frost, China has flung open its doors to British passport holders — and the tourism, business, and aviation sectors are already taking note…

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Global Wine Destinations Are Redefining Tourism: Authentic Experiences, Sustainability, and Innovation Draw Record Visitors in 2026Travelers seeking depth, authenticity, and connection are voting with their bookings, and the world’s greatest wine regions are ready to welcome them.

Global Wine Destinations Are Redefining Tourism: Authentic Experiences, Sustainability, and Innovation Draw Record Visitors in 2026

Published February 14, 2026 by Staff Writer

London, United Kingdom (Tourism Reporter) — Wine tourism has evolved from a niche interest into one of the most dynamic and profitable segments of global travel, generating billions in revenue…

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Valentine’s Day 2026 Set to Boost Global Tourism as Romantic Destinations Prepare for Peak Travel SurgeValentine’s Day has always been a time when couples start thinking about shared experiences," said Michele Fox Gott, founder of Center of Attention Events.

Valentine’s Day 2026 Set to Boost Global Tourism as Romantic Destinations Prepare for Peak Travel Surge

Published February 13, 2026 by Staff Writer

London, United Kingdom (Tourism Reporter) — With Valentine’s Day 2026 falling on a Saturday, the holiday is fueling a significant surge in romantic travel worldwide, transforming what is traditionally a…

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Shanghai Records Surge in Inbound Tourism in 2025, Welcoming Over 9.36 Million VisitorsAs more targeted, high-end travel experiences come to market, Shanghai is expected to attract a growing number of international visitors in the coming years amid the continued recovery and evolution of global travel.

Shanghai Records Surge in Inbound Tourism in 2025, Welcoming Over 9.36 Million Visitors

Published February 13, 2026 by Staff Writer

Shanghai, China (Tourism Reporter) — Shanghai’s tourism market rebounded strongly in 2025, with inbound travel rising sharply throughout the year. The city received 9.3602 million inbound visitors over the year,…

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Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Set for July 2026 Launch: What It Means for Tourists and the CityThe Edinburgh levy follows a growing global trend of destination-specific visitor contributions (e.g., Venice’s €5 day-tripper fee, Barcelona’s tourist tax, Amsterdam’s higher hotel levy).

Edinburgh’s Visitor Levy Set for July 2026 Launch: What It Means for Tourists and the City

Published February 12, 2026 by Staff Writer

Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Tourism Reporter) — Edinburgh is set to become Scotland’s first city to introduce a visitor levy, with the 5% charge on overnight accommodation officially scheduled to begin…

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