KAZIN DMC, a destination management company specialising in Central Asia and the Caucasus announces a milestone in its global expansion strategy by tapping the European market with the opening of its first sales office in Brussels, Belgium.

Following a 31% surge in Indian arrivals last year and a 224% growth since 2019, the Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO) has concluded a strategic three-city MICE roadshow across Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru. Held on March 23, 24, and 25, 2026 respectively, the roadshows brought together over 80 travel trade professionals and Moroccan stakeholders.

With the start of 2026 and a strong growth trajectory from India in 2025, CzechTourism is accelerating its on-ground efforts across key regional markets, with a focused push into North India. Building on increasing traveller interest and evolving travel patterns, the tourism board is expanding its outreach in emerging Tier II cities to deepen trade partnerships and enhance destination awareness.

The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) rolled out the “Hong Kong Mega 8” campaign. The campaign brings together eight highlighted world class mega events of arts, pop culture and sports, and citywide programmes, inviting visitors from around the world to Hong Kong to experience the vibrant arts scenes in local neighbourhoods and discover Hong Kong’s captivating allure as the “Events Capital of Asia.”

Western Australia is now sharpening its focus on the Indian market, with plans to accelerate growth and deepen engagement in 2026. In an interaction with T3, Anneke Brown, Managing Director of Tourism Western Australia, shares insights on what lies ahead in the pipeline.

South African Tourism announced the appointments of Sithembile Ndaba as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), effective April 1, 2026, and Ismail Dockrat as Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective May 1, 2026. These appointments further strengthen South African Tourism’s leadership and governance as the organisation continues to market South Africa as a globally competitive and inspiring tourism...

New York City continues to see stable and resilient growth from the Indian market, even as global travel patterns evolve. In 2024, the city welcomed 64.5 million visitors overall, including 51.6 million domestic and 12.9 million international travellers.

Speaking during his first visit to India, Adam Oubuih, CEO of Atout France, emphasised that while France will continue to remain the world’s leading tourism destination, the larger ambition is to evolve with changing global dynamics and build stronger bridges with key markets like India.

Building on its growing appeal among Indian travellers, Bintan Island has recorded a strong start to 2026, driven by rising demand for short-haul & experience-led getaways. With an approx increase of 94% in Feb 2026, v/s Feb 2025, Bintan saw marked a growth in both awareness and demand from India. Data also indicated an approx 40% increase in arrivals in Feb 2026 v/s Jan 2026, reflecting Q1...

Fisherman Tours & Travel Pvt Ltd has appointed SSR Reps, the representation vertical of SSR Travel Solutions, as its official representative in India. The partnership marks a strategic step toward strengthening Fisherman Tours’ presence in the rapidly growing Indian outbound travel market.