The Latest Breaking News from Tourism

Bold, game-changing moves are needed to help the tourism industry bounce back after Covid lockdowns and face the impacts of climate change

Opposition leader found guilty of defaming Tourism Minister Mame Mbaye Niang, his lawyer says.

Egypt will soon allow Iranians travelling with tour groups to obtain visas on arrival in the south of its Sinai peninsula with a view to extending access to other parts of the country, Egyptian tourism ministry officials said.

Social media influencers were given free trips to South Australia to watch an "exclusive" concert by British singer Sam Smith in exchange for two or three posts on their accounts according to documents obtained by the ABC.

Tottenham were on the verge of agreeing a lucrative sponsorship deal with South Africa's tourism board but the idea has been blocked - with critics calling it an "insult"

Tottenham have been courted by the South African Tourism department which hopes it will help to attract visitors to the country, while Spurs will cash in £60million sponsorship

Tourism Minister Catherin Martin launched the massive jamboree for this year’s St Patrick’s Festival that will see hundreds of thousands partying in the Capital next month.

Saudi Arabia has signed agreements and MoUs of more than 10 billion Saudi riyals ($2.66 billion) to set up four investment funds to develop commercial, tourism and residential projects. A part of the investments will also be made in the field of real estate development and construction techniques. Moreover, Saudi…

Queensland tourism operators are enjoying a booming domestic holiday season, but international numbers are still below pre-pandemic levels.

The SA government defends its strategy of employing celebrities and influencers to market the state, but says it will review the approach to ensure there is value for money.

'The humanitarian response of the Government has taken a very significant proportion of the accommodation stock out of the tourism sector'