QTM returns to spotlight tourism innovation, sustainability, and global collaboration
The global travel and tourism community will gather in Doha later this month for the fourth edition of Qatar Travel Mart (QTM), taking place from...
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UAE Airlines’ New Electronic Device Rules
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Airlines are tightening rules on carrying electronic devices after a series of battery-related fire incidents at airports and on aircraft around the world. The goal?...
TOURISE 2025 wraps in Riyadh
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The first-ever TOURISE 2025 Summit concluded in Riyadh after three days of discussions that redefined how nations and industries envision the future of global tourism....
Aviation Round-up: 12 November
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Top 3 Headlines Turkish Airlines’ $1.7 Billion profit for 2025 Turkish Airlines posted a $1.7 billion profit for the first nine months of 2025, including...
Hospitality Roundup: 12 November
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Top 3 Headlines Six Senses’ 2026 resorts in Dubai and Saudi Six Senses Hotels Resorts & Spas has announced a global portfolio expansion in 2026...
Destinations Round-up: 12 November
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Top 3 Headlines Oman’s Khareef Dhofar wins top tourism award The Khareef Dhofar Season in Oman has been awarded the Leading Tourism Destination of 2025...
365 Adventures on redefining the DMC model for the modern traveller
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As the Middle East’s travel scene shifts from bucket lists to purpose-driven experiences, one Destination Management Company is quietly leading the charge. 365 Adventures has...
Middle East innovation, AI, and tourism take centre stage at WTM London 2025
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The Middle East made a powerful impression at this year’s World Travel Market (WTM) that took place 4-6 November in London and saw groundbreaking technology,...
Grand Egyptian Museum opens, marking major Middle East moment for culture and tourism
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Egypt formally opened the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Giza on 4 November, with an international event attended by 79 delegations and 39 heads of...
IATA suggests domestic and international passengers could share terminals
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The aviation world is getting a fresh blueprint, one where domestic and international passengers mingle instead of being segregated. IATA’s new report argues that combining...