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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.

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

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 City

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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UN Tourism Middle East Commission Concludes in Kuwait: AI Innovation and Regional Cooperation Take Center Stage

Kuwait City, Kuwait (Tourism Reporter) — The 52nd UN Tourism Regional Commission for the Middle East, held alongside the International Conference on “Promoting Tourism Through Artificial Intelligence,” concluded today, February…

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Cuba’s Tourism Sector Faces Severe Decline: Is Collapse Imminent in 2026?

Havana, Cuba (Tourism Reporter) — Cuba’s tourism industry, once a vital lifeline for foreign currency and economic stability, endured one of its most challenging years in decades in 2025, with…

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Spain Emerges as a Global Tourism Powerhouse, With Madrid Rising as a Premier Tourism Capital

Madrid (Tourism Reporter) — Spain’s tourism sector is undergoing a remarkable resurgence, positioning the country as one of the world’s fastest-growing travel destinations. With Madrid at the forefront, attracting international…

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Milano-Cortina 2026: How Italy’s Winter Olympics Could Redefine Tourism Growth — And Test Its Fight Against Overtourism

Milan (Tourism Reporter) — As the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games draw global attention to northern Italy, industry analysts say the event could reshape the country’s tourism landscape for years…

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