WTTC

WTTC’s paper, Managing Destination Overcrowding: A Call to Action, explains that there’s no simple fix to the problem and urges governments, local leaders, and businesses to work together to support both communities and visitors

With domestic travel driving growth, Poland’s tourism sector is poised for a record-breaking year in 2025, according to WTTC’s latest Economic Impact Research

France’s travel and tourism industry hit a record €266.2BN in 2024, with international visitor spend, jobs and GDP contribution WTTC predicts even stronger growth in 2025

From January to May 2025, Singapore attracted approximately 7.09 million visitors — a modest 2.3 per cent boost compared to the same period in 2024

The new EIR shows the sector is projected to grow nearly a third beyond pre-pandemic levels, accounting for approximately 11.4 per cent of Australia’s GDP

World Ocean Day 2025 calls for urgent global action to restore marine ecosystems, protect biodiversity, and sustain the ocean’s vital economic role

With record visitor spend and job creation, India’s tourism is poised to touch Rs 22TN in 2025, driven by global confidence, domestic demand and innovation

Globally, the sector’s contribution to the economy is expected to hit $11.7 trillion, accounting for 10.3 per cent of the world’s GDP, and supporting around 371 million jobs

International tourism to the US is forecast to decline to just under $169 billion, down from $181 billion in 2024, representing a 22.5 per cent drop from the previous peak

In 2025, travel and tourism is expected to account for around 12 per cent of Türkiye's GDP, with an increase of more than ₺200BN compared to last year. This marks a significant milestone, reaffirming Turkey’s position as a top global destination