Oct 19, 2026
The travel discovery platform highlights price, duration and rating comparisons following UN Tourism's October 14 posting of international arrival figures.
Madrid, Spain, October 19, 2026 -- Explorevia.com is highlighting its tools for comparing tour prices, duration and traveler ratings in response to UN Tourism's October 14, 2026 posting of its September World Tourism Barometer figures. UN Tourism reported 690 million international tourist arrivals worldwide between January and June 2026, about 3 million more than the same period a year earlier. UN Tourism's figures also showed first-quarter arrivals rising 2% while second-quarter arrivals fell 1%.
Travelers using Explorevia can browse available tours and activities by country, destination or specific attraction, comparing prices, duration and traveler ratings before booking. Descriptions appear in the traveler's own language, and many listings include day-by-day itineraries that outline what a tour covers before a booking decision is made. A listed price can be read alongside a tour's duration, itinerary details and traveler ratings, giving travelers a fuller picture of what that price covers before they weigh it against other options. Once a traveler selects an activity, the traveler completes the booking directly with the provider through a separate booking platform, and receives a confirmation email with details of the local operator running the activity. Explorevia may earn a commission on some bookings made through its platform, at no additional cost to the traveler.
The platform's comparison pages are also available to Spanish-speaking travelers through Explorevia in Spanish and to German-speaking travelers through Explorevia in German, allowing travelers to review the same price, duration and rating information in their preferred language before booking an activity abroad.
Explorevia's activity range spans guided tours, day trips and attraction tickets, including skip-the-line admission options. Its team curates and organizes activities from providers worldwide. Destination browsing covers countries across Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia and Oceania, providing a starting point for researching activities across different stages of an international itinerary.
Explorevia is a global travel discovery platform that helps travelers find and compare tours, activities, and experiences worldwide, combining practical information and traveler reviews to help them make informed booking decisions.
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Name: Gonzalo Monti
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Organization: Explorevia.com
Website: https://www.explorevia.com
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