Category Events, Tourism, Sustainability

Kenya is set to host the 4th Global Tourism Resilience Day Conference & Expo (GTRDCE) at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi from 16–18 February 2026, bringing global focus to tourism resilience, crisis management and long-term transformation. Convened by the Government of the Republic of Kenya, through the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, in partnership with the Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre (GTRCMC), the event will serve as a high-level international platform for policymakers, industry leaders, innovators, development partners and investors

Dubai’s Terra, the Sustainability Pavilion set the scene for a night dedicated to purpose-led progress, as the World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards welcomed leaders from across tourism and hospitality to celebrate the organisations and individuals accelerating change. With sustainability now firmly established as the defining agenda for global travel, the Awards continued their mission to spotlight the brands, destinations, and innovators pushing the industry forward, not through promises, but through measurable action, better standards, and long-term thinking.

Jamaica closed three days of engagements at FITUR 2026 with measurable momentum behind its tourism rebound: stronger alignment with major hotel partners to speed up reopening timelines, deeper coordination with key airlift and marketing partners, and expanding investor interest in aviation and destination development. The week’s most significant outcome came on Day 3 of the international tourism tradeshow held in Madrid, Spain, when UN Tourism named Jamaica as the Tourism Resilience Hub of the world — a global endorsement of the country’s leadership in crisis readiness and recovery.