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Scottish Politicians Sound Alarm: Assisted Dying Bill Could Brand Scotland a “Death Tourism” Destination

Published December 10, 2025 by TRI Staff

Scottish Politicians Sound Alarm: Assisted Dying Bill Could Brand Scotland a “Death Tourism” DestinationCould assisted dying clinics in Edinburgh or Glasgow become unintended “attractions,” diluting the draw of Edinburgh Castle or the Isle of Skye?

Edinburgh (TRI) – As Scotland edges closer to legalizing assisted dying, a rare cross-party alliance of senior politicians has raised alarms that the nation’s more permissive…

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EU Charts Unified Tourism Path: New Strategy to Boost Competitiveness and Sustainability by 2030

Published December 10, 2025 by TRI Staff

EU Charts Unified Tourism Path: New Strategy to Boost Competitiveness and Sustainability by 2030European Commissioner for Financial Services, Mairead McGuinness, opened the conference by underscoring the urgency: "Tourism is Europe's lifeblood, but it's under pressure from climate change, overtourism, and geopolitical uncertainties. A common strategy isn't optional – it's essential to ensure our destinations thrive for generations."

Brussels (TRI) – The European Commission has unveiled ambitious plans for a cohesive EU-wide tourism strategy, aiming to transform the sector into a resilient, green powerhouse…

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WTM Africa 2026 Returns to Cape Town with Bigger Global Buyer Programme and Sustainability Focus

Published December 10, 2025 by TRI Staff

WTM Africa 2026 Returns to Cape Town with Bigger Global Buyer Programme and Sustainability FocusEarly confirmed exhibitors include South African Tourism, Cape Town Tourism, Wesgro, Kenya Tourism Board, Tanzania Tourist Board, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority, Seychelles, Mauritius, Morocco, Egypt, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia, and new national stands from Côte d’Ivoire and Tunisia.

Cape Town (TRI) – World Travel Market Africa (WTM Africa) has unveiled its 2026 schedule, set for 13–15 April 2026 at the Cape Town International Convention…

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China Accelerates Inbound Tourism Boom in 2025 with Visa-Free Surge and Tech-Driven Reforms

Published December 10, 2025 by TRI Staff

China Accelerates Inbound Tourism Boom in 2025 with Visa-Free Surge and Tech-Driven ReformsChina's tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in 2025, propelled by aggressive policy reforms that have supercharged inbound travel and positioned the country as a global magnet for international visitors.

China’s tourism sector is experiencing a remarkable resurgence in 2025, propelled by aggressive policy reforms that have supercharged inbound travel and positioned the country as…

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