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MMPRC markets Maldives’ luxury tourism at ILTM Arabia

MMPRC markets Maldives’ luxury tourism at ILTM Arabia

Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC / Visit Maldives) is marketing the Maldives’ luxury tourism at International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) Arabia, which runs 10-11 May on the sidelines of ATM 2022 at Dubai World Trade Center.

Greece marks successful ATM return

Greece marks successful ATM return

The Greek National Tourism Organisation is celebrating a successful return to Arabian Travel Market with the announcement of two high-profile strategic partnerships, including new airline routes from the GCC.

Investment in new ideas and tech poised to drive Middle East tourism

Investment in new ideas and tech poised to drive Middle East tourism

Tourism ministers from across the world convened at ATM's Middle East Tourism Investment Summit 2022 to spotlight opportunities for Arabian tourism and the role of technology in elevating tourism experiences. Speakers included Nayef Al Fayez, Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Jordan and Edmund Bartlett, Minister of Tourism, Jamaica.

ATM 2022: Emaar plans to strengthen GCC presence

ATM 2022: Emaar plans to strengthen GCC presence

Emaar aims to capture key locations within Dubai and the UAE through the expansion of its hospitality brands, including Address and Vida. Its brands are also expanding their footprint across the region, including Bahrain, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.

Hong Kong announces tourism revival plan

Hong Kong announces tourism revival plan

The Hong Kong Tourism Board has announced a revival plan that highlights its vibrant developments and new experiences, and make the city a top-of-mind destination for worldwide travellers post-pandemic.

ATM 2022: in-destination experiences to shape future of tourism

ATM 2022: in-destination experiences to shape future of tourism

In-destination experiences will shape the future of global travel and tourism, according to latest research revealed at ATM 2022. Tours, activities and attractions have become key motivators for travellers, with travel experiences worth $254 billion in 2019.

Qatar Tourism steers cruise sector towards recovery

Qatar Tourism steers cruise sector towards recovery

In response to the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Qatar Tourism, in cooperation with its national aviation partner Qatar Airways, the Port Authority, Mwani, the Ministry of Public Health, has taken several measures to resume cruise tourism ahead of FIFA World Cup.