Jordan hosts Russian MICE delegation to promote conference and exhibition tourism, strengthening its position as a global MICE destination.

The Middle East’s longest LED screen is now live at The Dubai Fountain. Discover how this stunning installation enhances visitor experience during renovations.

Asia Pacific’s travel surge highlighted at ATM 2025, with projections of $2.5 trillion in international travel spending by 2029. MICE tourism to drive growth.

Marriott International introduces Bab Samhan, a Luxury Collection Hotel, in Diriyah—a city steeped in history as the birthplace of Saudi Arabia. Nestled in this culturally rich destination, the hotel masterfully intertwines Najdi heritage with contemporary sophistication, offering a unique glimpse into the Kingdom’s past while delivering modern comfort.

Al Rajhi Bank, in collaboration with Marriott Bonvoy—the esteemed global travel program by Marriott International—has introduced the Marriott Bonvoy Al Rajhi Bank Credit Card in Saudi Arabia. This co-branded credit card offers an array of exclusive benefits and rewards, crafted to elevate the travel experiences of its users. With every transaction, cardholders can earn Marriott Bonvoy points, unlocking exceptional privileges, deals, and travel experiences locally and internationally.

Dubai has evolved into one of the globe’s premier travel destinations, drawing millions of visitors annually from every corner of the world. Its strategic location, nestled at the crossroads of Asia, Europe, and Africa, has solidified its position as a key transit hub for international travelers. The convenience of short-haul flights and competitive pricing further enhances its appeal, making it an easy and luxurious getaway, particularly for those from neighboring regions.

The expansion of the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC) is set to generate AED54 billion annually by 2033, firmly establishing Dubai as a global leader in mega events and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions).

Gulfood 2024 in Dubai: World’s largest food event with 5500+ exhibitors, global pavilions, Michelin chefs, and a focus on sustainability.

Research released today confirms that the strong performance from Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates is behind the Middle East tourism industry’s full recovery from the pandemic.

According to latest data on tourism reports, although outbound tourism keeps plummeting towards the bottom, domestic tourism is skyrocketing, generating all-time high tourism revenue. The agent of Jordan Hotel Association, Hussein Hlalat confirms the above data, mentioning the unexpected uprise …