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Category: Tourism Intelligence

Tourism Intelligence examines the data, trends, policies, and market signals shaping the future of global tourism — giving industry leaders and decision-makers the intelligence they need to understand what is changing and why it matters.

Macao Sets the Agenda: What the APEC Tourism Ministerial Means for the Future of Asia-Pacific Travel

Tourism ministers from 21 APEC economies endorsed a digital-first tourism agenda, backed by new evidence showing e-visas can lift international arrivals by up to 15 per cent. Tourism Moves™ |…

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Beijing Draws a Line on the Ice: China’s New Antarctic Law and the Future of Polar Tourism

China has introduced new Antarctic regulations imposing fines of up to 1 million yuan as it moves to regulate growing outbound tourism activity to the polar region. Global (Tourism Reporter)…

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Cracking the Tourism Investment Code: WTTC’s Seven Rules for Attracting Global Capital

The World Travel & Tourism Council has identified seven principles that distinguish investment-ready destinations from their competitors—offering a practical roadmap for governments seeking to attract tourism capital at scale. Global…

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The Room Where It Happens: Why Tourism Leaders Cannot Afford to Ignore the G7

As world leaders leave Évian-les-Bains, the decisions taken in the French Alps on trade, security, energy, and digital governance will quietly shape global tourism for the rest of this decade.…

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471 Million Overnight Stays and Counting: What Eurostat’s Q1 2026 Data Reveals About the State of European Tourism

Fresh Eurostat figures confirm Europe’s tourism sector opened 2026 with a 3.4 per cent rise in overnight stays — but the story behind the numbers is considerably more nuanced than…

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America’s Biggest Tourism Moment in a Generation: World Cup 2026 to Bring 1.24 Million International Visitors

Tourism Economics projects 1.24 million international arrivals for the 2026 FIFA World Cup across 11 American cities—but realising the full potential of the largest sporting event in history demands more…

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