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Japan’s 2026 cherry blossom season is expected to begin earlier than usual, with first blooms forecast in mid-March in parts of western and central Japan. Warmer late-winter temperatures are likely to push the sakura front northward through April.
Japan’s battle with overtourism has reached a new turning point as Fujiyoshida cancels its famous Mount Fuji cherry blossom festival amid mounting pressure from record visitor numbers.
EF Ultimate Break has introduced a new College Break collection aimed at travelers aged 18 to 24, offering affordable, immersive group trips designed specifically for Gen Z students.
A new UN Tourism report highlights the world’s fastest-growing destinations in 2025, with strong rebounds across Asia, Africa, South America, and Europe.
A new interactive Pokémon attraction is set to debut at Universal Studios Japan, marking a major moment for theme park travel and fan-driven tourism.
Haneda Airport is piloting an automatic clothing compression service that allows travelers to shrink worn clothes to palm size, aiming to reduce luggage stress and improve airport convenience.
Italy leads global travel demand in 2025, with Rome among the most booked cities, while Japan, Egypt, and island destinations highlight shifting patterns in luxury, value, and long-stay travel.
A major Pokemon leak hints at the franchise’s long-term gaming roadmap, while Tokyo prepares to open the world’s first permanent Pokémon theme park in 2026.
Exodus Adventure Travels is set to launch The Signature Collection in 2026, offering immersive, high-end itineraries in Japan, Morocco, Costa Rica, and beyond, designed for travelers seeking authenticity and comfort.
Starting March 2026, Kyoto will implement Japan’s highest-ever hotel tax to combat overtourism and protect the city’s cultural heritage.
Tokyo has topped the 2025 Work from Anywhere Barometer, earning its spot as the world’s most ideal city for blending work and travel – thanks to its high-speed internet, transport, safety, culture, and new digital nomad visa.