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Qatari Diar, FTG break ground on $3bn leisure, tourism projectQatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company and FTG Development have announced the groundbreaking of its premium $3 billion tourism and leisure development - Land of Legends - being set up on a 650,000 sqm area within the Simaisma Project locat More… |
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Qatari Diar, FTG break ground on $3bn leisure, tourism projectQatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company and FTG Development have announced the groundbreaking of its premium $3 billion tourism and leisure development - Land of Legends - being set up on a 650,000 sqm area within the Simaisma Project locat More… |
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ATM 2025: urgent action sought to achieve tourism sustainability goalsA report commissioned for Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025 has revealed a worrying gap in achieving the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to tourism. Its findings say that only 15% of these goals are currently on t More… |
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Bahrain officially kicks off 2024-25 cruise seasonThe first cruise ship of the new season has arrived in Bahrain, officially kicking off the 2024-2025 season and marking the beginning of an exciting chapter for the kingdom’s continually growing tourism sector, said a report. More… |
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India showcases free e-visa initiative at WTM LondonIndia showcased its free e-visa initiative, Chalo India, on the first day of World Travel Market London on Tuesday. Mugdha Sinha, the Director-General of India’s tourism ministry, urged those in the India More… |
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16 new hotels to open in Bahrain, adding 3,000 roomsA diverse selection of world-renowned hotels will open in Bahrain from 2024 to 2026, adding over 3,000 new hotel rooms to the kingdom's total room numbers, said Fatima bint Jaafar Al Sairafi, Minister of Tourism. More… |
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Red Sea Global likely to spend another $27bn by 2030: ReportRed Sea Global, the developer of regenerative tourism hubs, The Red Sea and Amaala, is likely to spend another $27 billion over the next six years to push ahead with developments that are designed to draw more tourists to the kingdom, reported More… |
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Red Sea Global likely to spend another $27bn by 2030: ReportRed Sea Global, the developer of regenerative tourism hubs, The Red Sea and Amaala, is likely to spend another $27 billion over the next six years to push ahead with developments that are designed to draw more tourists to the kingdom, reported More… |
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DCT Abu Dhabi in deal to elevate tourism appealThe Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) has renewed its partnership with WebBeds, a premier global marketplace for the travel trade, expanding its scope to over 30 markets and aiming for a 25% year-over-year incre More… |
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RSG to open doors to Red Sea luxury resort in NovemberRed Sea Global (RSG), the developer behind regenerative tourism destinations The Red Sea and Amaala, has announced that Saudi Arabia’s newest luxury resort, Shebara, and the fourth to open its doors at The Red Sea destination will be wel More… |
