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Emirates and flydubai renew deal to offer seamless travel in over 100 unique destinations

Emirates and flydubai have announced that customers of both airlines can once again access a wider range of travel options around the world, connecting seamlessly and safely through Dubai

Middle East

Qatar Clean programme unveiled for tourism sector

Qatar National Tourism Council has launched the best in class ‘Qatar Clean’ programme in all hotels across the country to reassure international visitors in preparation for welcoming them back to the country

Middle East

Ajman Tourism’s live parrot show to attract more visitors

Ajman Tourism hosted a live parrot show at Al Zorah Natural Reserve to raise awareness for this hobby which is gaining an increasing interest among Emirati youth and contributes to attracting more visitors to Ajman

Middle East

A good reason why Tourism to the UAE is up for a major rebound

Israelis will be able to join citizens of other countries as tourists in the United Arab Emirates after the details are finalized following Thursday’s historic announcement of the normalization of ties between the two states.

Middle East

The world’s tallest hotel reaches construction milestone

The First Group is making rapid progress in the development of Ciel hotel – its largest and most ambitious project to date – with the high-profile Dubai Marina property’s foundations nearing completion

Middle East

How Qatar Airways is redefining loyalty programme with newly enhanced Qmiles policy

Qatar Airways’ loyalty programme, Privilege Club, has announced a change to its Qmiles policy in efforts to enhance the programme to further honour members loyalty

Middle East

Emirates brings back the A380 to six destinations

Being the world largest operator of A380 and having 114 of them on the fleet almost 50% of their 255 aircraft, the rest being B777, this had to happen sooner or later. Big jets are under siege after the total grounding sue to the pandemic, Boeing just announced the end of production for the iconic 747 Queen Of The Skies, and many airlines have retired, or mothballed their gigantic Airbus A380 and B747 aircraft. With hardly anyone traveling, let alone flying, there just is not enough demand to justify two decks, unless of course, you are Emirates.

Middle East

‘Ajman, Your Joyful Summer Staycation’ is here

Ajman Tourism Development Department (ATDD) has launched ‘Ajman, Your Joyful Summer Staycation’ campaign to consolidate its position as a favourable destination for UAE residents

Middle East

Emirates’ flagship A380 ready for Guangzhou

Emirates has announced it will deploy its iconic A380 aircraft to Guangzhou from 8 August this year

Middle East

Emirates SkyCargo’s over 10,000 flights in 3 months keeps the world connected

Between April and June, Emirates SkyCargo has facilitated the movement of essential commodities and other supplies across the world by operating more than 10,000 cargo flights to destinations across six continents

Middle East

146 tourism establishments become ‘Go Safe’ certified in Abu Dhabi

A total of 146 hotel and key tourism and retail establishments have successfully enrolled in the Department of Culture and

Middle East

Agent alert! Emirates unveils bespoke portal for travel trade partners

Emirates has rolled out a brand new, state-of-the-art online gateway to serve its travel trade partners around the world

Middle East

TAT maps ultimate Thai travel guide for millennials in Middle East

Thailand has has launched Amazing Thailand Millennial Roadmap Survey for the Middle East millenials as its latest initiative as it restarts travel

Middle East

Indonesia, Dubai and Rwanda become latest recipients of WTTC Safe Travels stamp

Dubai and Rwanda are among the latest destinations begin using to the world’s first ever global safety and hygiene stamp, launched recently by WTTC

Middle East

How Maldives welcomed its first tourists post COVID-19

After almost four months since the suspension of on-arrival tourist visas, Maldives tourism industry has reopened with enhanced precautionary measures

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