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Month: January 2026

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January 28, 2026

ETOA Webinar | Inside the Buyer’s Mind: What Tour Operators want for Shoulder and Off Peak products

This webinar offers a buyer-led perspective to help suppliers align their strategies with trade expectations and grow shoulder and off-peak business more effectively.
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January 23, 2026

ETOA Webinar | North America to Europe: Transatlantic Tourism Trends

In this webinar we will discuss how North America has been leading the post-pandemic recovery for inbound tourism in Europe. Although this growth faltered in 2025, early reports from tour operators points to continued, robust demand.
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January 22, 2026

Digital Tourism Think Tank Rural Tourism Renaissance Highlight Report

A study that champions the economic opportunities that tourism can deliver for rural communities, with the authors arguing that facilitating the growth of short-term rental accommodation in these areas is essential.
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January 22, 2026

Data Appeal: 7 Megatrends reshaping international tourism in 2026

A look ahead to some of the themes that may shape international travel in the next twelve months courtesy of assessing a wide array of industry stakeholder musings. Insights regarding both consumer demand and the management of destinations are included.
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January 22, 2026

UN Tourism Barometer January 2026

Provisional data indicates that international tourism expanded by 4% in 2025, and while the report strikes an optimistic tone for 2026 the challenges of inflation in tourism services and geopolitical uncertainty are noted.
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January 20, 2026

Session Summaries | Japan Origin Market Interest Group

A summary of discussion points and takeaways from our Japan Origin Market Interest Groups.
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January 13, 2026

ETOA Webinar | China Outbound: Prospects for 2026-2027

Watch this webinar as we explore the key challenges and trends of the China market, which had become a mainstay of Europe’s inbound tourism market, has experienced an uneven recovery following the COVID years. This unevenness is particularly evident in the geographic spread of demand.
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