Gulf region

Malaysia, Singapore and Bahrain strengthen sports tourism with the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang, boosting travel across Asia and the Gulf

Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia benefit from restored air connectivity as Middle East flight corridors reopen from July 2026

Qatar, Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait boost Gulf tourism through stronger aviation links, domestic travel growth and rising GCC visitor demand

Indonesia and Saudi Arabia expand tourism connectivity by allowing Hajj return flights to carry inbound visitors, boosting travel and aviation links

Dubai tourism continues growing as international visitor demand rises, boosting hotel occupancy, travel experiences and hospitality investment across the UAE

Muscat and Oman maintain tourism momentum as transit travel and humanitarian evacuation operations support visitor flows during regional disruptions

Saudi Arabia records SAR82.7 billion in Q1 2026 tourism spending as domestic travel growth supports hotels, airlines, MICE and Vision 2030 goals

Muscat, Salalah and Nizwa continue welcoming visitors as Oman tourism remains active amid updated travel advisories and regional monitoring

Paris, Dubai and Abu Dhabi deepen tourism and aviation cooperation as the UAE and France strengthen travel, hospitality and visitor partnerships

Dubai and Abu Dhabi gain tourism confidence as the UK eases travel advice while UAE aviation, hotels and MICE travel continue strong growth

Malaysia and Singapore Prepare to Welcome the World as Bahrain’s Formula 1 Gulf Air Grand Prix at Sepang Sparks a New Wave of Sports Tourism and Cross-Regional Travel

Bahrain, Qatar, UAE and Saudi Arabia Prepare for Stronger Tourism Growth as Key Middle East Flight Corridors Reopen in July 2026

Qatar Leads Gulf Tourism Growth as Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Drive Regional Travel Boom Through Strong Aviation Networks and Rising GCC Visitor Demand

Indonesia, Jakarta, Bali and Saudi Arabia Strengthen Tourism and Aviation Connectivity Through Hajj Return Flight Initiative Supporting Middle East Visitor Growth

Dubai, Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates Strengthen Global Tourism Leadership as International Visitor Demand Outpaces Hotel Rate Recovery, Supporting Sustainable Travel Growth and Hospitality Expansion

Muscat and Oman Reinforce Middle East Tourism Stability as Germany, Russia, UK, US, China, France, India, Pakistan and Other International Travelers Boost Transit Passenger Growth During Regional Crisis

Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah Record SAR82.7 Billion in Tourism Spending as Domestic Travel Powers Growth Across the Kingdom in Q1 2026

Why Are Travelers Taking a Fresh Look at Oman and What Do the Latest Travel Advisories Mean for Muscat, Salalah and Beyond?

Paris, Dubai and Abu Dhabi Strengthen UAE–France Tourism, Aviation and Hospitality Ties as New Travel Partnerships Drive Visitor Growth Between Europe and the Gulf

Dubai and Abu Dhabi Strengthen UAE Tourism Momentum as UK Eases Travel Advisory While Aviation, Hotels and MICE Travel Continue Driving Visitor Growth