Red Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind the world’s most ambitious luxury and regenerative tourism destinations, The Red Sea and AMAALA, has officially brought its second flagship destination to life. In a milestone for the Kingdom’s tourism sector, RSG has welcomed its first guests at AMAALA, an integrated wellness haven, with the opening of Four Seasons Resort and Residences AMAALA at Triple Bay. This landmark launch signifies the transition of AMAALA into a live destination. Set along the pristine shoreline of Saudi Arabia’s northwestern coast, the resort serves as the anchor for the destination’s ultra-luxury wellness ecosystem and sets a new global benchmark for regenerative tourism.

YTL Hotels has unveiled an exclusive new all-inclusive holiday offer available for stays at its three flagship beach resorts in Malaysia - Pangkor Laut Resort, Tanjong Jara Resort and Gaya Island Resort - inviting guests to discover the luxury resort brand’s Treasured Moments and three unique worlds.

As the world once again turns its attention to football, Visit Brasil invites travellers to experience Brazil's culture, hospitality, and energy, with an eye on the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 Listening to match commentary on the radio before kickoff. Setting up a goal with flip-flops on the street. Watching the beach turn into a grandstand, a bar become a celebration, and a victory embrace welcome newcomers. In Brazil, supporting a team is a collective experience that begins long before the whistle blows and fills the country’s streets. This is the energy behind Visit Brasil’s new advertising campaign launched in the United States.

Francine Stewart has joined SunSwept Resorts in St. Lucia as regional commercial director where she will oversee the commercial strategy for the company’s two iconic properties — BodyHoliday Saint Lucia and StolenTime Saint Lucia, formerly known as Rendezvous.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) today reveals that Africa is entering a new era of tourism growth, with Travel & Tourism (T&T) outperforming the wider economy and positioning the continent among one of the world’s fastest-growing regions in 2026.

Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA), in its 2025 Annual Report, highlighted a set of key achievements that reflect its continued progress in building a more regulated, efficient, and sustainable coastal tourism sector. These efforts included developing regulatory frameworks, enhancing operational readiness, strengthening compliance, and supporting investors, in in line with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.