The Future of Tourism? It’s Still About Being Human, Says Macao’s Pansy Ho

Business Traveller - Oct 29, 2026

As artificial intelligence reshapes travel and rising costs challenge the industry, the vice-chairman and secretary-general of Global Tourism Economy Fourm believes the next phase of tourism growth will depend on authentic experiences, closer regional cooperation and a willingness to rethink how destinations attract visitors The post The Future of Tourism? It’s Still About Being Human, Says Macao’s Pansy Ho appeared first on Business Traveller.

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