Tourism Promotion & Partnerships: Malaysia is rolling out “Malaysia, Truly Asia” special stamps for Visit Malaysia 2026, spotlighting Langkawi, Penang Hill, Cameron Highlands, A’Famosa and the Petronas Twin Towers. US Market Push: Virginia Tourism Corporation says India is now its biggest overseas market, with 65,000+ Indian visitors in 2025 and about $112M spent, aiming to grow overnight stays beyond Luray Caverns. Medical Tourism Caution: A report on cosmetic surgery abroad highlights why cheaper procedures can backfire, including risks and added costs when patients return home. Infrastructure for Travel Growth: Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Global has modernised AlWajh International Airport, boosting capacity and restoring domestic flights with international service expected soon. Overtourism Pressure: Greece’s islands are struggling under record visitor numbers, with housing, water, power, waste and traffic all under strain. Local Impacts & Safety: A tourist bus crash in Aurangabad killed three and injured 20; in Daytona Beach, officials are weighing how to manage homelessness and drug use in beach tourism areas. Travel Deals & Scams: AJet launches twice-weekly flights to Bodrum from Essex; meanwhile, a Rome gelato bill went viral after tourists say they were charged €44 for two ice creams. Tourism Economy Watch: Dominica reported 2025 stayover arrivals up 19% and cruise passengers at a decade high, while Dubrovnik logged 1M+ overnight stays in early 2026.