inbound tourism

  1. Geoff Freeman Warns U.S. Policies Could Drive Tourists Away

    The U.S. Travel Association president and CEO says potential travel barriers could undermine the country’s goal of attracting 100 million international visitors annually by 2030. His warning follows the WTTC Global Summit in Malta, as concerns grow over the performance of inbound tourism.

    Region:
    USA
    Category:
    Tourism
    Geoff Freeman Warns U.S. Policies Could Drive Tourists Away.
  2. Buenos Aires City Makes a Strong Showing at the WTTC Global Summit in Malta, Targeting 5 Million International Visitors

    Valentín Díaz Gilligan, President of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board, presented the city’s international tourism strategy at the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit in Malta. The city expects to welcome 2.8 million international tourists in 2026 and aims to reach 5 million annual international visitors within the next five years, with investment, hotel development and air connectivity identified as key priorities.

    Region:
    World
    Category:
    Tourism
    Author/s:
    By Karina Giorgenello @losviajesdekarina
    Valentín Díaz Gilligan, President of the Buenos Aires City Tourism Board, alongside Karina Perticone, Executive Director of Visit Buenos Aires, and Fernando Amer, Director of Tourism Promotion at Visit Buenos Aires.
  3. Justin Trudeau Criticizes US Tourism Policy: “The United States Hasn’t Been Very Good at Making Travelers Feel Welcome”

    At the WTTC Global Summit in Malta, the former Canadian prime minister discussed how political tensions, public messaging and border policies can influence international travel decisions. A sharp decline in visits by Canadian residents to the United States highlights a challenge for one of the world’s leading tourism markets.

    Region:
    World
    Category:
    Politics
    Justin Trudeau Criticizes US Tourism Policy: “The United States Hasn’t Been Very Good at Making Travelers Feel Welcome”.