Tag: Middle East Inbound
Indian outbound demand heats up this summer
As summer travel season sets in across India, travel consultants in the country are enjoying strong outbound bookings for near and far, from Asia...
ATM 2024 adopts transformative entrepreneurship theme
The 2024 edition of Arabian Travel Market (ATM) will return to Dubai from May 6 to 9 with the theme, Transforming Travel Through Entrepreneurship.
Attendees...
Middle East outpacing Europe and Latin America in tourism recovery
The Middle Eastern travel and tourism sector should grow by 27.1 per cent this year, slightly behind the global average of 30.7 per cent,...
Archipelago takes luxury brands to Saudi Arabia
A new hotel management contract between Archipelago International and Jabal Omar Development Company (JODC) will bring the former's Royal Alana and Alana brands to...
Park Inn by Radisson sets foot in Jeddah
Radisson Hotel Group has established the first Park Inn by Radisson property in Jeddah, bringing its portfolio to over 45 hotels, resorts and serviced...
Amaala’s The Island to be brought to life by Jean-Michel Gathy
The ultra-luxury destination Amaala, located along Saudi Arabia’s northwestern coastline, has appointed award-winning architect and principal designer of architectural firm Denniston, Jean-Michel Gathy, as...
LCCs to boost Middle Eastern aviation market, feature strongly at ATM...
Low-cost carriers (LCCs) are driving growth in the Middle East aviation market, recording a 9.3 per cent increase in seat capacity, according to a...
Indian tourists to GCC to surge 81% by 2024: Arabian Travel...
The number of Indian tourists travelling to the GCC is expected to increase 81% from 5.4 million in 2018 to 9.8 million in 2024,...
A whole new world
A swathe of new developments and visitor attraction efforts are reframing the Middle East – traditionally regarded as transit hubs – into desirable holiday spots, with the Asian market a prime target
Build and they will come
More hotel rooms are coming to the UAE, but growing visitor numbers and new demand generators are expected to keep the market buoyant.
