News Perspectives

Luxembourg for Tourism (LFT) introduced a new tool for its network partners: a customisable widget – a small, dynamic content box that integrates directly into your website.

This quarterly report highlights the solid performance of the past year, a slight slowdown at the start of 2026 and an encouraging outlook.

On 12 February 2026, the Minister of Economy, SMEs, Energy and Tourism, Lex Delles, and the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Viticulture, Martine Hansen, presented the action plan for the development of wine tourism in Luxembourg.

The new collection of Visit Luxembourg Publications 2026 produced by Luxembourg for Tourism (LFT) is out now and ready for you to order!

There is a significant enhancement to how LFT collaborates with partners in managing Luxembourg's tourism content.

Luxembourg is systematically expanding its offer for MTB and gravel tourism. A new concept embeds both disciplines in national tourism and positions the Grand Duchy as a destination for anyone who wants to combine activity with nature experiences. 

Luxembourg's tourism industry has demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth throughout 2025, with inbound arrivals on track to increase by 2–3% year-on-year.

Tourism Adademy is a new centralised digital training platform that has been launched to offer training courses for those interested in becoming tour guides Luxembourg.