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Tourism Markets examines the source markets, visitor trends, consumer behaviour, travel demand, and competitive dynamics shaping tourism flows across regions and around the world.

Greece Unveils €240 Million Culture-Led Tourism Strategy to Extend Season and Spread Visitors Beyond the IslandsThe move comes as Greece’s total international arrivals are projected to exceed 36 million in 2025, with tourism revenue expected to top €22 billion.

Greece Unveils €240 Million Culture-Led Tourism Strategy to Extend Season and Spread Visitors Beyond the Islands

Published November 28, 2025 by Staff Writer

Athens, Greece (TRI) — Greece has launched an ambitious €240 million initiative designed to reposition the country as Europe’s leading year-round cultural destination and reduce pressure on over-touristed islands. Dubbed…

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Türkiye Welcomes Over 5.68 Million Foreign Visitors in October 2025 – Tourism Momentum Continues StrongDubai (UAE) – Jan–Sep: 13.95 million international overnight visitors, maintaining its trajectory toward another record-breaking annual performance.

Türkiye Welcomes Over 5.68 Million Foreign Visitors in October 2025 – Tourism Momentum Continues Strong

Published November 21, 2025 by Staff Writer

Istanbul (TourismReporter) — Türkiye’s tourism sector maintained robust growth in October 2025, recording a 4.32% year-on-year increase in foreign arrivals despite entering the traditional shoulder season, according to official data…

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Nigeria Takes Center Stage: Hosting Africa’s First Tourism & Creative Economy Expo in AbujaHosting in Abuja isn't random—it's strategic. As Africa's most populous nation and creative juggernaut (Afrobeats went global via Burna Boy and Wizkid), Nigeria is primed to lead.

Nigeria Takes Center Stage: Hosting Africa’s First Tourism & Creative Economy Expo in Abuja

Published November 17, 2025 by Staff Writer

As the world turns its gaze to Africa’s untapped potential, Nigeria is stepping up with a landmark event: the inaugural Africa Tourism and Creative Economy Expo (AFTCREE), set for November…

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Canadian Boycott Delivers $5.7B Sting to U.S. Tourism—And It’s Not Slowing DownThe boycott kicked off in earnest after President Trump's January 2025 return, fueled by aggressive tariffs on Canadian goods, offhand remarks about annexing Canada as the 51st state.

Canadian Boycott Delivers $5.7B Sting to U.S. Tourism—And It’s Not Slowing Down

Published November 14, 2025 by Staff Writer

As cross-border tensions simmer under renewed Trump-era policies, the U.S. travel sector is reeling from a boycott that’s hitting where it hurts most: the wallet. The U.S. Travel Association’s Fall…

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U.S. Historic Sites Quietly Increase Tourist Fees up to 80% with New Dynamic Pricing SystemsAmerican Alliance of Museums: “This is not price gouging — it’s capacity management that keeps sites from being loved to death.”

U.S. Historic Sites Quietly Increase Tourist Fees up to 80% with New Dynamic Pricing Systems

Published November 13, 2025 by Staff Writer

Iconic American landmarks and museums have begun implementing dynamic pricing technology that can raise admission and timed-entry fees by as much as 80% during peak periods, marking the most significant…

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