Wildfire Disruption: Indonesia has closed Mount Bromo national park to all tourists indefinitely as a wildfire expands in the caldera, with entrance gates shut and visitors told they can reschedule or seek refunds while helicopters and drones support firefighting. Tourism Safety & Security: A J&K parliamentary panel recommends an integrated security and surveillance system for major tourist spots, including CCTV, central monitoring, vulnerability checks, and regular security audits ahead of peak season. Luxury Cruising: Crystal confirms its third next-generation ocean ship contract is now effective, with delivery planned for 2034 and 650-guest capacity, as the line continues expanding its luxury fleet. Experience-Led Attractions: South Africa’s Garden Route gets a new stop: Formosa Bay Resort unveiled what it calls Africa’s largest 3D-printed structure, built to draw motorists off the road and into a social-media-friendly landmark. Wine at Sea: Azamara launches a WSET Level 1 wine education program onboard select sailings starting December 2026, letting guests study and take an exam during cruises. Tourism Policy Watch: Jamaica’s hotel and tourism industry warns that a proposed jump in sector GCT could spook investors and slow new commitments. Destination Numbers: Jordan reports 3.15m visitors and nearly JD2.47b in tourism revenues in H1 2026, with Petra, Wadi Rum and Aqaba among key draws.