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Tourism across the Middle East and Africa is moving at very different speeds in 2026, but the strongest-performing destinations are investing in the experience on the ground and drawing on domestic and regional markets. Africa recorded

From the rapids of the Nile to mountain trails and an 800-kilometer cycling challenge, Uganda offers travelers plenty of ways to experience its landscapes beyond the traditional safari. Adventure in Uganda can mean getting wet, going

Luxe Horizons Africa is showcasing its personalized, high-end approach to exploring Rwanda and East Africa. Based in Kigali, the company specializes in privately guided, tailor-made safaris, with each itinerary designed around the traveler’s individual needs

Travel technology is shifting from helping travelers plan to helping make the trip happen, and AI remains the biggest force behind that change. The Business Research Company valued the global AI in hospitality and tourism market

Based in Moshi, Uisso Adventures offers a locally rooted way to discover Tanzania, from Kilimanjaro climbs and Serengeti safaris to Zanzibar escapes and day trips. The family-run company works with local guides, cooks and porters,

Australis Cruises takes travelers to the far reaches of southern Patagonia, sailing between Punta Arenas and Ushuaia through fjords, channels and landscapes few larger ships can access. Its all-inclusive expedition cruises combine comfortable cabins with

Florida might have more golf courses than any other U.S. state, but Madrid has a strong case for golfers looking to take their game overseas. The Madrid Golf Courses Association promotes the region’s courses as

Expat Explore entered a new chapter in September, rebranding as Travel Chasers after more than 20 years in group travel. The new identity is designed to better reflect the company’s audience, which has long extended