Two new sports stadiums announced for Saudi
Real estate developer and a PIF company ROSHN has announced two new stadiums for Saudi Arabia – one in Riyadh and the other in Khobar....
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Emirates bolstering Bali flights over summer
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Emirates is making it a little easier for UAE residents to explore Bali’s beaches, diverse marine life and scenic waterfalls, with extra seats to the...
Saudi Arabia’s FIFA World Cup 2034™ dreams
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Saudi Arabia has officially submitted its bid to host the FIFA World Cup 2034™, marking a significant milestone in the Kingdom’s efforts to bolster its...
Is your CRM helping scale your travel agency?
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In the fast-paced world of travel, having the right tools can make all the difference, and a good Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system is a...
Aviation Round-up: 31 July
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From impressive performance results and fostering new partnerships to new aircrafts appealing to a growing tourism market and the introduction of hot new menu options,...
Destinations Round-up: 31 July
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From record-breaking visitor numbers, new hospitality investments in Diriyah, an Abu Dhabi takeover in NYC, and an old landmark becoming a new attraction in Doha,...
Appointments Round-up: 31 July
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The hospitality sector is strengthening its leadership this week, with The Ritz-Carlton, Doha, Taj Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah, and Khalidiya Palace...
New Arab UNESCO sites announced as Jeddah celebrates 10 years
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Three new Arab sites have just made it onto the UNESCO World Heritage list reflecting the global recognition of their heritage. They include: 1. Monastery of...
Abu Dhabi takes on NYC for best attraction in the world
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Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center is taking on some of the world’s biggest tourist attractions and it’s winning. The mosque was named the...
Flying Taxis are real and they’re coming to the UAE
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Taxis flying over traffic below and taking travellers from one architectural marvel to another without ever touching the ground. It sounds like a fictional scene...