Seven new Italian villages have been recognized for their historical and cultural heritage, promoting a model of sustainable tourism that enhances local communities and helps counter depopulation.
Liguria has introduced a mandatory pass for bikers, aimed at funding the maintenance and promotion of trails. The law seeks to improve the safety and sustainability of the routes, involving municipalities and sports associations in the management and development of sustainable sports tourism.
Guarene, in the heart of Piedmont, has been included in an itinerary of charming villages thanks to its balance between historical heritage and UNESCO wine landscapes. The promotion of sustainable tourism has been strengthened through collaboration with Visit Langhe Monferrato Roero, enhancing local identity and outstanding food and wine traditions.
The reopening of the Toniná archaeological site in Chiapas represents an example of sustainable tourism that integrates cultural heritage protection with the involvement of local communities. This approach promotes the preservation and enhancement of Indigenous cultural practices, ensuring both economic and cultural benefits for surrounding communities.
The municipality of Murillo, in Colombia, has been recognized among the Best Tourism Villages 2025 for its commitment to sustainable tourism. The community stands out for environmental protection, cultural preservation, and the integration of tourism with sustainable agriculture, fostering a balanced and regenerative tourism economy.
Chile has announced the creation of Cape Froward National Park, a 150,000-hectare area donated by the Rewilding Chile foundation. The park will protect unique ecosystems and threatened species, promoting sustainable tourism in the Punta Arenas region.
Pradesh has allocated significant funds to promote ecotourism, integrating environmental protection with economic and cultural development. The initiative aims to improve infrastructure in natural areas and enhance environmental heritage, supporting the rural economy and encouraging responsible tourism.
The Tribal Advisory Council of Odisha has recommended accelerating ecotourism development in tribal areas, promoting homestays to stimulate local economic growth while respecting cultural identities.
Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism is promoting a quality tourism model focused on sustainable experiences and positive impacts for local communities. The initiative aims to enhance international competitiveness and ensure fair economic benefits.
Dubai has introduced an integrated camper route connecting deserts, beaches, and mountains to promote sustainable nature-based tourism. The initiative aims to create an accessible and comfortable travel experience, supported by infrastructure and incentives for the private sector.
The Ouigo Classic train has transported one million passengers in a year, demonstrating that sustainability and affordability can guide travel choices. With reduced costs and intermediate stops, the service highlights less central areas and promotes more conscious, environmentally respectful tourism.
Zagreb is transforming its tourism model to make it more sustainable, focusing on Advent and Christmas markets to encourage off-season travel. This approach enhances the urban and social fabric, stimulates the local economy, and offers an authentic experience while reducing dependence on the summer season.
Expedia Group’s Unpack ’26 report predicts a growing shift toward tourism centered on authentic connections with nature and local stories. Travelers will seek experiences that promote sustainability, such as farm stays, rural tourism, and the restoration of historic buildings for regenerative travel.
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