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Singapore Airlines has joined Cathay Pacific, China Southern, Qantas, Jetstar, and Air New Zealand to boost international arrivals at Christchurch Airport, contributing to a remarkable 22% growth in visitor numbers, signaling a strong travel recovery.
Thailand joins China, India, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and other leading Asian countries in propelling Malaysia’s tourism to an all-time high of 42 million visitors. This surge has shattered records in overnight stays, spending, and overall demand, according to Travel and Tour World
Singapore joins Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, India, Indonesia, Maldives, and Oman in 2026, inviting families to embark on an unforgettable journey filled with thrilling adventures, serene relaxation, and enriching educational experiences
New Zealand joins Maldives, China, Vietnam, and others in a 2025 tourism boom, marked by unprecedented visitor growth, expanded routes, and renewed global interest, signaling a robust recovery in the travel sector.
In 2026, Thailand joins Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Bhutan in offering tourists easy visa-free and visa-on-arrival access, unlocking boundless travel possibilities and ushering in a new era of exploration.
Tourist arrivals from Africa to Azerbaijan have dipped by more than 1%, recent research reveals. Experts point to changing travel preferences and economic challenges as key reasons behind this decline in visitor numbers
Malaysia welcomed an impressive 42.2 million visitors in 2025, showcasing a remarkable surge in tourism. This influx underscores the nation’s rising status as a premier destination in Southeast Asia, according to Qazinform reports
Armenia experienced a tourism surge in November, setting a new record for monthly visitor numbers. The growth highlights the country’s rising appeal as a travel destination amid global recovery in tourism.
Trip.com Group showcased Asia’s vibrant tourism power at the Global Partner Summit in Türkiye, unveiling exciting innovations and fresh opportunities designed to revolutionize global travel and enhance cross-border connections
Georgia and Kuwait are supercharging their tourism partnership, setting the stage for a surge in travel and stronger economic connections. Exciting new agreements will simplify visa procedures and launch dynamic joint promotions, paving the way for a vibrant future in both countries’ tourism industries
Uzbekistan attracted more than eight million foreign tourists in 2025, as fresh visitors from Russia, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan, China, South Korea, India, and Tajikistan flocked to the country, fueling an exciting surge in its booming travel industry
China, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Mongolia have launched exciting new travel routes that unlock Asia’s hidden gems for adventurous explorers. These bold initiatives offer deeper cultural discoveries and are set to ignite a surge in regional tourism
