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·December 12, 2017

Puerto Rico Declares It Is Officially Open for Tourism

Puerto Rico is open for tourism as it kicks-off its winter season on December 20th and just in time for...

Mountains at the Limit: Can Adventure Tourism Balance Safety and Profit? July 23, 2026
Nepal is proposing sweeping new rules for Mount Everest climbers as deaths, overcrowding and costly rescue missions continue to rise. The reforms aim to improve safety while protecting one of the country's most valuable tourism assets, raising broader questions about the future of commercial mountain climbing worldwide. SOURCE:
Aqaba Blue Confirms Jordan’s Place as a Global Diving Destination July 23, 2026
Jordan strengthens its position as a regional tourism and diving destination with the launch of Aqaba Blue: Ocean Future in Action. Backed by PADI, SeaKeepers and leading marine organizations, the inaugural event brings international attention to Aqaba’s diving, marine conservation and sustainable tourism potential. SOURCE:
Is Ancient Egypt Becoming the World’s Most Fascinating Luxury Escape? July 23, 2026
For travelers seeking a journey that blends timeless history, refined comfort, and unforgettable scenery, Nile Cruise Vacation
DMAP Accreditation Honors 33 Destinations at DI 2026 Convention July 23, 2026
Destinations International Opens 2026 Convention in Portland July 23, 2026
Vox Brings Bluetooth to Guided Tours, Letting Travelers Use Their Own Earbuds and Hearing Aids July 23, 2026
Vox is bringing Bluetooth connectivity to every one of its tour-guiding radios, allowing travelers to listen through their own wireless earbuds or Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids. The September 2026 launch marks a significant accessibility and usability upgrade for guided tours, museums, cruise excursions, and sightseeing experiences worldwide.
Fear Is the Biggest Threat to Middle East Tourism—Not the War: Dubai’s US$817 Invitation Shows Why July 22, 2026
Dubai's innovative US$817 resident invitation campaign could become a blueprint for rebuilding tourism confidence across the Middle East. As war headlines and global travel advisories fuel fear, destinations like Jordan demonstrate that reality on the ground often differs dramatically from public perception—and that personal trust may be tourism
The Daily Travel Industry Brief: 22 July 2026 July 22, 2026
Stay up to date with the latest announcements from the eTN network of trusted travel and tourism partners. Our daily roundup
Airbus elevates hybrid-electric integration with LEIA Project July 22, 2026
Airbus, with partners from across the European Union, the UK and the US, is pursuing
Destinations International Opens 2026 Convention in Portland, Welcomes 800th Member July 22, 2026
Destinations International opened its 2026 Annual Convention in Portland, Oregon, welcoming nearly 2,000 tourism leaders from around the world while celebrating the Maine Tourism Association as its 800th member. The event highlights innovation, destination stewardship, AI, and the future of global tourism leadership. SOURCE:
Destinations International Announces 70 CDME Recipients July 22, 2026
Breakfast at 10 PM? India’s Sunday Hotels Brings a Hospitality Reset to Germany July 22, 2026
An Indian hotel company is shaking up Germany's hospitality industry with more than just a major expansion. Sunday Hotels is introducing flexible check-in, six-hour stays, and even breakfast until 10 p.m., betting that today's travelers want hotels built around their schedules—not the other way around. SOURCE:
Green Travel or Green Marketing? Do Carbon Offsets Really Help Travelers Save the Planet? July 22, 2026
Travelers increasingly see carbon calculators, offset programs, and hotel sustainability campaigns. But are these initiatives genuinely reducing environmental impact, or are they simply improving corporate profits while easing consumer guilt? This opinion examines whether the travel industry's green promises deserve greater scrutiny—and greater
DMAP Accreditation Honors 33 Destinations at DI 2026 Convention July 22, 2026
Destinations International recognized 33 destination organizations with new and renewed DMAP accreditation during its 2026 Annual Convention in Portland.
33 Destination Organizations Honored with DMAP Accreditation at Destinations International Annual Co July 22, 2026
Destinations International honored 33 destination organizations during its 2026 Annual Convention in Portland, Oregon, with new and renewed DMAP accreditation. The recognition highlights excellence in destination leadership, accountability and tourism management while celebrating nine newly accredited organizations and 24 reaccredited destinatio
ITB Berlin 2027 Facelift: Messe Berlin Unveils New Show Layout July 22, 2026
Jamaica Launches Tourism 3.0 Partnership with Hotel Industry to Build a More Inclusive Visitor Econo July 21, 2026
Jamaica is entering a new phase of tourism development as Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett and the newly elected Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association leadership pledge closer collaboration to advance the country's Tourism 3.0 strategy. The initiative aims to create a more inclusive, resilient tourism economy while strengthening recovery, local
The Daily Travel Industry Brief: 21 July 2026 July 21, 2026
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coastline is evolving from an untouched natural frontier into one of the Kingdom’s most strategically regulated tourism and investment
The Daily Travel Industry Brief: 21 July 2026 July 21, 2026
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea: How Regulation Is Transforming a Coastline Into a Global Tourism Investment Hub Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coastline is evolving from an untouched natural frontier into one of the Kingdom’s most strategically regulated tourism and investment corridors. Backed by strong national tourism growth, landmark developments such as Th
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea: Regulation Is Turning a Coastline Into an Asset Class July 21, 2026
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast is undergoing a deliberate conversion from a largely undeveloped natural frontier into a regulated tourism economy. Stretching roughly 1,846 km from Haql to Jazan, the coastline holds about 1,150 of the Kingdom’s 1,285 islands and some of the world’s most biodiverse coral system assets that until recently generated litt