Entry/Exit System Triggers Capacity Strain at Airports The European Union’s new border management framework, the Entry/Exit System (EES), is beginning to generate unexpected operational pressure at airports during its rollout phase. Long waiting times reported
The delicate balance between tourism intensity, night-time economy and urban quality of life across European cities has been measured in a new study. The European Sleep Index 2026 analyzes how environmental factors such as noise,
A newly released market study by HTF MI projects that the global adventure water sports tourism sector will expand at a compound annual growth rate of 11.9 percent between 2025 and 2032. Market value is
Building on over 70 years in the country, Hilton is not simply adding hotels — it is repositioning Türkiye as a core market for its fastest-growing segment. Five new signings across three cities make the
After Ibiza, Kos and Andalusia, OKU Hotels has chosen Türkiye for its fourth property. OKU Bodrum is not simply a new hotel opening it is a signal that Bodrum has secured its place on the
Southeast Asia Positions AI as the Structural Backbone of Its Tourism Strategy Across Southeast Asia, governments are moving artificial intelligence from experimental pilots to the core of national tourism policy. Rather than focusing solely on
While some of the world’s most popular destinations are working to reduce overtourism pressure, others are doing the opposite developing new strategies to draw more visitors. Through cultural heritage sites, international festivals and mega-events, five
Built around the theme “Here & Now,” this year’s festival takes classical music beyond the concert hall and into the city itself turning Istanbul into a global cultural destination for the whole of June. The
Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge Redefines Tourism and Connectivity China has officially inaugurated the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, now holding the title of the world’s highest bridge at 625 meters above the canyon floor. Rising over
Azerbaijan entered 2026 with positive tourism momentum, signaling strengthening regional demand dynamics. In January 2026, the country welcomed 181,637 international visitors, marking an approximate 5 percent increase year-on-year. Recording growth in what is traditionally considered