Bangkok has been ranked the world’s most visited city in 2025 by Euromonitor International, welcoming over 30.3 million international visitors. Thapanee Kiatphaibool highlighted Thailand’s focus on sustainable tourism as global travel demand surges.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand will launch a new Amazing Thailand campaign in January 2026 featuring global icon LISA. Building on the powerful “LISA Effect,” the campaign will spotlight Thailand’s iconic destinations, hidden gems, cultural pride, and creative spirit—driving renewed global travel interest.
Escape bustling Tokyo and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Gifu, a lesser-known corner of Japan. Here, serene landscapes, historic towns, and slow-paced travel allow you to connect with authentic local culture without the usual crowds. It’s the perfect peaceful alternative for travelers seeking a more relaxed Japanese adventure
Once a barren expanse in Shandong’s Wulian county, Bailu Bay has been reshaped through ecological restoration, art attractions, and farm-based tourism. Forests, wetlands, and cultural sites now draw wildlife and visitors alike, while local villagers gain new jobs and income from tourism and community ventures.
In Urumqi’s lively Fruit Bazaar, more than 100 local fruit varieties from across Xinjiang gleam like jewels—ruby jujubes, jade pears, amethyst grapes and golden apricots. This colorful market feels like stepping into a treasure trove of nature’s bounty, with each fruit radiating its own rich flavor and heritage.