Tourism Policy Push (Wales): Wales’ enterprise minister Adam Price says the Welsh Government wants to be tourism’s “biggest supporter,” backing reforms like business-rate changes and a review of the 182-day threshold to help leisure and hospitality businesses grow. Inbound Heat Escape (China): China’s “summer retreat” is drawing overseas visitors with green-energy infrastructure, tech upgrades and indoor attractions, from Inner Mongolia yurts with air-conditioning to Shanghai’s indoor snow-and-ski resort. Travel Access Boost (England): England extends free bus travel for disabled people to all hours, replacing weekday-only limits and funded through £60m, with MPs calling it a major barrier-remover for work and healthcare trips. Sleep Tourism Trend (Japan): Japan hotels are leaning into “sleep tourism,” offering sleep “diagnosis” leaflets, tailored tea and high-performance pillows to attract health-focused travelers. Airport Reality Check (Delays): A travel expert urges passengers to stay calm, check airline updates, and ask what support is available when delays turn into long waits. Tech & Gear for Trips: American Airlines plans to bring back seatback screens on narrowbodies, while CALPAK launches aluminum-frame luggage aimed at frequent flyers. Safety & Compliance: Cyprus reports tourism resilience despite a small July dip, and Thailand cracks down on nominee businesses in Koh Tao, finding licensing and director-structure breaches.