Kenya to Host Groundbreaking Travel Resilience Conference, Led by Jamaica - Travel And Tour World

February 15, 2026 - 22:01

Nairobi is set to become the epicenter for a critical global tourism conversation this July, as it hosts the inaugural Travel Resilience Conference. Under the pioneering leadership of Jamaica, the event will convene international experts, policymakers, and industry leaders to forge a path for a more sustainable and adaptable future for travel.

The conference arrives at a pivotal moment for the global tourism sector, which continues to navigate recovery in the wake of the pandemic while confronting the escalating challenges of climate change. Central to the agenda will be strategies for building economic and environmental durability. Discussions will focus on practical climate adaptation measures for vulnerable destinations, promoting sustainable tourism models that protect natural and cultural assets, and strengthening the overall capacity of the industry to withstand future disruptions.

This landmark gathering, spearheaded by Jamaica’s tourism ministry, emphasizes a united, global approach. It aims to move beyond crisis management to proactive planning, ensuring that tourism destinations worldwide can thrive amidst changing environmental and economic landscapes. The outcomes are expected to contribute significantly to policy frameworks and collaborative action plans for a more resilient global tourism economy.