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Japan to Implement Higher Visa Fees and Departure Tax in 2026 Amid Tourism Surge

Published October 26, 2025 by TRI Staff

Japan to Implement Higher Visa Fees and Departure Tax in 2026 Amid Tourism SurgeLooking further ahead, Japan will introduce the Japan Electronic System for Travel Authorization (JESTA) in 2028.

As Japan continues to experience a record-breaking influx of international visitors—surpassing 31.6 million from January to September 2025—the government has announced plans to raise several…

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U.S. Government Shutdown: How Day 19 Disrupts International Travel and Iconic Destinations

Published October 19, 2025 by TRI Staff

U.S. Government Shutdown: How Day 19 Disrupts International Travel and Iconic DestinationsTourism advocates, led by the U.S. Travel Association, demand urgent congressional action to avert irreparable brand harm. As perceptions sour worldwide, travelers must pivot nimbly.

The United States, long a beacon for international travelers seeking unparalleled natural wonders, cultural landmarks, and urban vibrancy, now faces a deepening crisis. As the…

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UN Tourism Announces Best Tourism Villages 2025: 52 Communities Leading Tourism for Rural Development

Published October 17, 2025 by TRI Staff

UN Tourism Announces Best Tourism Villages 2025: 52 Communities Leading Tourism for Rural DevelopmentAnother 20 villages have joined the Upgrade Programme, with all 72 villages joining the Best Tourism Villages (BTV) Network.

In this fifth edition, 52 villages from all regions – Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and the Middle East – received the recognition, selected from…

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