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Travel fair organised to sustain arrivals despite turmoil

bangkok post.

2026/06/13

The annual Thailand Travel Mart Plus (TTM+) is expected to generate momentum for tourism for the remainder of the year, helping the country meet its goals of 33 million arrivals and 2.65 trillion baht in revenue amid global uncertainty. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, governor of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), said the event offers a platform for Thai operators to meet buyers from around the world, helping to stimulate travel demand and mitigate risks stemming from the war in Iran and volatile energy prices. Scheduled for June 10-12 in Pattaya, the…

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Top Summer Travel Trends for 2026.

travel age west.

2026/06/07

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International tourism up 2% in Q1 2026 amid growing uncertainty.

un tourism.

2026/06/12

According to the latest data from UN Tourism, some 307 million tourists traveled internationally in the first quarter of 2026, about 6 million more than the same period of 2025. While the start of the year saw sustained travel demand overall (+2.5% cumulative growth in January and February), the Middle East conflict impacted performance in March (+0.4%). The conflict is expected to reduce growth in international arrivals by 1 to 2 percentage points below UN Tourism’s initial forecast of 3% to 4% for 2026, depending on the conflict’s duration and…

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Domestic Travel is Surging in 2026: What Hotel Search Data Across the G20 Tells Us.

HNR hotels news.

2026/06/13

Domestic hotel search share is rising across the G20 Across the data there is a subtle, but increasingly clear, trend towards domestic travel and short-haul locations. We pulled country-by-country and regional data on the share of hotel searches made on OTA and metasearch sites originating from within each country, or from within the same region. On both a country and a regional level, internal search share has risen in early 2026 and appears to still be climbing into Q2. Taking an average across all countries in the analysis, the share of consumers searching for hotels in their own country rose 3.4 percentage points YoY, from 54.1% in Q1 2025 to 57.5% in Q1 2026. Intra-regional searches for hotels also increased across the same period, although by a more modest 2 percentage points to an 84.9% share. The trend also appears to be accelerating. In the early weeks of Q2 2026, domestic and regional search volumes are running noticeably ahead of 2025 and 2024. By April 2026, an average of 60% of G20 hotel searches were for properties in the searcher’s own country. European Travel Commission (ETC) data is aligned with this change. Its Q1 Long Haul Travel Barometer found a decline in intention to take long-haul trips in every single…

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