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Top four trends reshaping ‘Regional Tourism’ In GCC

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) tourism sector is undergoing a transformation fuelled by infrastructure investment and experience-led development, as revealed

Austria

Vienna targets GCC travellers post record-high bookings in 2023/24

dnata Travel announces partnership with Vienna Tourist Board to attract more travellers from across the region.

Features

Assouline releases ‘AlUla Ever’ – a stylish tribute to the ancient oasis city’s multi-faceted appeal

The historic destination of AlUla in north-west Saudi Arabia has been immortalised in AlUla Ever, the latest release from luxury publisher Assouline.

Global

Safari Holding signs exclusive PropTech deal with HITEK

UAE-based smart property management solutions company HITEK Services, which is part of the Farnek group of companies, has signed an exclusive five-year partnership agreement with Riyadh-based Safari Holding. 

Global

UK visitors to GCC to increase 22% by 2024

A report ahead of ATM 2020 has revealed 2.8 million UK residents will travel to the GCC in 2024, an additional 500,000 travellers when compared to 2018.

Global

ATM 2020: Indian visitors to GCC to increase 81% by 2024

The number of Indian tourists travelling to the GCC is expected to increase by 81% from 5.4 million in 2018 to 9.8 million in 2024, growing at CAGR of 10%.

Europe

Russian tourism to GCC worth USD 1.22 billion by 2023

Russian tourists travelling to the GCC are expected to generate an estimated USD 1.22 billion in travel and tourism revenue by 2023, an increase of 19% when compared with figures from 2018.

Asia

Does Sri Lanka have what the GCC want?

Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau is set to launch a promotional road show that will see a delegation of Sri Lanka Tourism officials, as well as Sri Lanka’s leading hotels and tourism stakeholders, to visit the cities of Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and Qatar, as part of an on-going effort to develop the number of tourists visiting the island from the four Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) cities.

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