FAMOUS FOR ITS EMBLEMATIC CEDAR TREES, SYMBOLIC RAOUCHÉ ROCK AND ITS INHERENT SPIRIT OF HOSPITALITY, LEBANON IS JUST AS WELL-KNOWN FOR ITS RESILIENCE TO GEOPOLITICAL TURBULENCES AS FOR ITS ABILITY TO GAIN STRENGTH FROM HARDSHIP.

HAILED AS THE QUIETEST EMIRATE, UMM AL QUWAIN IS SEEING INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS DESIGNED TO MAKE LIFE MORE COMFORTABLE FOR ITS RESIDENTS, BUT ALSO TO PUSH IT INTO THE GLOBAL SPOTLIGHT.

HOME TO MAJOR OIL AND GAS COMPANIES, DAMMAM IS ON THE MAPS OF CORPORATE TRAVELLERS FROM ACROSS THE REGION. YET, THIS GLISTENING SEASIDE DESTINATION OFFERS MUCH MORE.

For some time now, Moroccan tourism has been consolidating its development and the positioning of its brand, according to Tarik Kerdoudi, director of sales and marketing, Mövenpick Hotel Casablanca, who elaborated that the country’s authenticity

FULLY ACKNOWLEDGING AN UNPRECEDENTED GROWTH POTENTIAL, MOROCCO IS TAKING STRIDES TO POSITION ITS TOURISM INDUSTRY AT THE FOREFRONT OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENT.

As part of its efforts to support social inclusion and the empowerment of people with disabilities, Dive Atlantis, the newest addition to Atlantis, The Palm resort attractions, hosted a twoday diving training programme for people with special needs.

Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority hosted the ninth edition of Basma Camp for more than 100 diabetic children. With the aim to improve the quality of care, the event educated children aged eight to 14 from GCC and Asian

One can gain a competitive advantage. “It is very important to have a balanced incoming business from various markets. […]

The GCC is one of our core markets. “The GCC is one of our core markets at The Sun Siyam Iru Fushi Maldives, with Saudi Arabia [being] one of our top five source markets this year, so attending the Arabian Travel Market

MICHAEL KASCH, GENERAL MANAGER, CENTRO SHARJAH, SHARES HIS VIEWS ON CHANGING MARKET TRENDS, GUEST LOYALTY AND TREASURED TIMES.