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Boulevard World Contributes to Saudi Vision 2030
Riyadh Season, a pivotal step in achieving Saudi Vision 2030, seeks to attract more tourists and boost tourism growth in Saudi Arabia through various cultural and entertainment experiences and diverse cultural contents.
ABTA Members’ customers travel with confidence in latest campaign
ABTA has launched the second phase of its annual flagship Travel with confidence campaign with a customer-focused video to be promoted through social media advertising. The campaign launches today, Boxing Day, to coincide with the start of the peak holiday booking season and to promote and support Members during the busy period.
Traveling Across Spain Will Be Easier Than Ever With The New High-Speed Trains
Train travel is gaining more and more popularity in Europe, especially in Spain, where train connections are convenient and modern and keep expanding
THE BALMORAL APPOINTS PAUL HART AS EXECUTIVE CHEF
With local seasonal produce at its heart, The Balmoral Edinburgh is entering a new culinary era with Paul Hart at the helm
Delta people safely managing operation through storm
Delta people are ready to help customers safely get to their destinations as quickly as possible through the challenges presented by weather.
Korean Air to offer inflight meal pre-order service for Prestige Class
Starting from January 1, 2023, Korean Air will begin inflight meal pre-order services for Prestige Class customers on international flights departing from Korea.
QANTAS’ INFLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT 2022 CHART TOPPERS
One of the biggest Hollywood action blockbusters of all time shared top billing with a little-known meditation album for the most used inflight entertainment on Qantas flights in 2022.
As visitor numbers soar Aqaba expects New Year tourism boost
Aqaba received 1.9 million tourists and visitors during the first 11 months of 2022, according to the Commissioner for Tourism and Environment in the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) Nidal Majali.
Egypt invests in new regions, tourism infrastructure
Egypt has ambitious plans for sustainable growth by investing heavily to improve its infrastructure and develop new tourism areas, according to CEO of the Egyptian Tourism Promotion Board (ETPB) Amr el-Kady
Turkey upbeat on tourism growth for 2023
Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy said the country aims to attract 60 million foreign visitors next year and expects the sector to bring in $56 billion in revenue.
Bethlehem sees Christmas tourism boost after two-year Covid hiatus
Tens of thousands of visitors are expected to gather in Bethlehem for a Christmas procession, after the town's economy was badly hit by lockdowns. Two years of muted celebrations have given way to bustling streets, but numbers have not matched 2019's record.
HKTB Invited International Pop Star Rain to Hong Kong to Open Christmas Wonderland
Organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB), “Hong Kong WinterFest” is filled with starlight!