The Euronews Travel & Tourism Summit is set for 29 September 2026, live from the Albert Hall in Brussels. The one-day event will bring together policymakers and industry experts to debate major issues shaping the future of travel.
The summit comes after a year marked by conflict in the Middle East, which has disrupted air routes and pushed up fuel costs, as well as extreme weather, overtourism, and new border controls. Despite these challenges, demand has remained strong, with Europe recording its busiest-ever summer for air traffic in 2026, averaging 35,959 flights daily in July and August.
Sessions will cover topics including managing overtourism, creating more sustainable destinations, and improving the travel experience. Discussions will involve senior figures from tourism, aviation, and hospitality sectors.
The summit will be streamed live on Euronews.com, the Euronews app, and YouTube, with doors opening at 9am. This event provides insight into current trends and future directions in travel.
