As part of the continuous efforts to boost tourist arrivals from the Arab coutries, Egypt Ministry of Tourism participated in this year’s Arabian Travel Market (ATM) to promote and enhance the country’s rising status as an attractive Arab destination.
Perhaps the most notable shift observed by travel professionals in recent times is the change in source markets, not surprising when considering the travel advice of some overseas governments.
As a destination boasting diverse patchwork of mountains and coastline intertwined with a rich history, straddling both the Mediterranean its offering.
LEBANON'S TOURISM INDUSTRY IS CONFIDENTLY POISED AND ANTICIPATING THE FLOCKING OF TRAVELLERS SEEKING TO DISCOVER ITS MYRIAD OF TOURISM SEGMENTS, INCLUDING A WIDE ARRAY OF NICHE AND SPECIALISED SECTORS.
“Running our business is an ongoing challenge,” admitted Teddy Aouad, operations manager, Tree O Nine Beirut, saying that nevertheless, an enhanced focus on the European segments has helped to counterbalance the drop from Arab markets.
A LONG-STANDING FAVOURITE FOR BOTH REGIONAL AS WELL AS INTERNATIONAL TRAVELLERS, LEBANON IS HEAVILY RELYING ON TOURISM TO ENDURE CHALLENGES AND PAVE THE PATH TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE.
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.
ELIAS MOUKARZEL has taken the helm at King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Centre managed by Hilton and the
Industry stakeholders seem to be on the same page in regards to the urging need to diversify
In fact, despite the challenging geopolitical environment and the recent images circulated by the media, which,
