Italy continues to hold the world’s highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites— 61 in total — with Italian cuisine added to the list of intangible heritage in 2025. Its standing as a leading global cultural destination is firmly established. The deeper story lies in how travellers are interacting with that heritage: which cities are strengthening their appeal, how demand is redistributing geographically, and whether growing visitor volumes are affecting experience quality.

Marca Chile, the organization responsible for promoting the country's image abroad, has chosen 'You Will See' as the motto for its campaign, aimed at strengthening institutional and business relations, and generating strategic content, while also fostering a positive perception of the country. The initiative 'You Will See' began in São Paulo (Brazil) and has traveled to Madrid, New York and London. 'You Will See' focuses on four main pillars: innovation, tourism, clean energy, and gastronomy.

The Maldives is reinforcing its role as a global tourism hub as rising private jet arrivals and additional airline services offset aviation disruptions linked to unrest in the Middle East. Recent data from Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) shows a sharp rise in private aviation traffic. A total of 128 private jets landed in the Maldives between 28 February and 14 March, a 166 percent increase compared to the same period last year when 70 aircraft arrived. The figures indicate a clear shift in travel patterns among high-end travellers seeking direct access to the island destination.

To celebrate English Tourism Week (13 to 22 March) Ramble Worldwide is unveiling a collection of brand-new UK guided walking holidays. From the sweeping shores of the North Yorkshire coastline and stunning landscapes of Snowdonia, the Lake District and Peak District to the tranquil valleys of Cumbria and tidal beauty of Jersey, these new tours shine a spotlight on some of the extraordinary landscapes found right on our doorstep.

Tickets are now on sale for the second annual Puerto Rico Wine & Food Festival presented by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company. The four-day culinary and cultural celebration returns April 23 through 26, 2026, at San Juan's La Concha Resort and celebrated destinations around the island, featuring acclaimed and award-winning chefs, restaurateurs, wineries, sommeliers and mixologists. "We are excited to return for a second year after an incredibly warm and welcoming reception to our inaugural event," said festival founder Robert Weakley. "This year, we are proud to introduce a lineup of local, regional, and international talent who represent the very best of the culinary and hospitality industries."

Walt Disney World Resort is sharing additional details and opening dates for new and refreshed attractions, stage shows and limited-time entertainment coming this summer, along with special ticket and hotel offers to help families save and visit in ways that make sense for them. This is all taking place during the return of Cool KIDS' SUMMER, running May 26 through Sept. 8.