Disney on Ice brings family magic to Bahrain Summer Festival
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TTN interview with Yasser Moussa, General Manager of Al Bustan Centre & Residence at ATM 2025
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TTN interview with the Director of International Operations of DCT at ATM 2025
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TTN interview with the CCO at Saudia during #atm2025
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TTN interview GOA Tourism Minister at ATM 2025
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TTN interview with Shireen Francis of Tourism Seychelles
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TTN interview with GM of Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah
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Nature in Spain
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Saudi Arabia to host inaugural TOURISE Summit
November 2025 1231
Deep dive into technology, challenges
November 2025 881
Arabian Adventures launches new product catalogue
November 2025 797
Mharo Khet begins expansion phase
November 2025 733
AlUla boosts winter airlift
November 2025 809
Lost World Aquarium opens in Atlantis
November 2025 798
Sharjah pumps $121.7m into five cultural flagships
November 2025 733
Zayed National Museum to open on December 3
November 2025 722
Inside Oman's ambitious tourism transformation
November 2025 826
Red Sea EDITION opens as the first hotel on Shura Island
November 2025 817
Universal Enterprises launches VERSA and lifestyle flag NIVA
November 2025 1138
ADNH signs decade-long Ghantoot Polo sponsorship
November 2025 662
Minor Hotels forges major Egypt partnership
November 2025 650
Miral reports record-breaking summer
November 2025 725
Fujairah offers culture, cliffs and community
November 2025 688
7 new Vienna, Seville hotels cement Ascott growth
November 2025 1361
Varna and Bilbao emerge as top picks for UAE
November 2025 744
Ras Al Khaimah joins two elite travel networks
November 2025 715
Pullman Resort Al Marjan Island reopens as urban resort
November 2025 657
Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi set for November debut
November 2025 676
Saudi travellers fuel Switzerland's growth
November 2025 1123
Philippines targets Muslim market
November 2025 734
Feel the Rhythm of Georgia
November 2025 945
Caravanning trends highlight comfort, sustainability
November 2025 833
Surf Abu Dhabi Longboard Classic delivers excitement
November 2025 824
Atlantis Dubai funds seven projects
November 2025 1120
First Thornback Ray hatches in Greece
November 2025 740
PATA champions sustainable tourism transformation
November 2025 821
UN Tourism launches sustainability awards
November 2025 705
Saudi youth drive eSIM adoption
November 2025 820
App helps travellers with their rights
November 2025 719
In Brief
November 2025 801
Emirates, flydubai boost digital payments
November 2025 979
Etihad named Five-Star Global Airline by APEX
November 2025 1197
Qatar Airways expands network with US deal
November 2025 952
Aman unveils new safari retreat in Mozambique
November 2025 1198
Naumi opens first UAE hotel
November 2025 848
QTM 2025 broadens global reach for Qatari travellers
November 2025 1204
Sheraton Dubai Creek Hotel & Towers marked Breast Cancer Awareness Month by participating in Pinktober, a global initiative supporting breast cancer research through the Al Jalila Foundation. Throughout October 2025, guests enjoyed pink-themed items across hotel outlets, including cocktails, desserts, and brunches, with proceeds donated to the cause. Offerings included Pink Pins, Pinkcolada cocktails, Pink doughnuts, Pink burgers, and special Pink Brunches at Vivaldi Italian Restaurant.
Global Village opened its 30th season in Dubai, welcoming guests to “A More Wonderful World.” Running until May 10, 2026, the season features 30 pavilions representing 90 cultures, over 3,500 shopping outlets, 250 dining options, and 200 rides and attractions. New highlights include The Dragon Kingdom, Asia Boulevard, Dessert District, and Gardens of the World. Guests can enjoy over 40,500 shows with 450 performers from 30 nationalities, including the Fast Live Spectacular stunt show, fireworks, and concerts. Enhanced services such as upgraded parking, signage, and wayfinding screens ensure a seamless experience.
InterContinental Residences Dubai Business Bay has earned the Responsible Hospitality VERIFIED status, a prestigious sustainability recognition endorsed by Forbes Travel Guide. The certification honours luxury properties demonstrating measurable commitment to environmental protection, community well-being, and long-term responsibility. Located along the Dubai Canal, the property has implemented initiatives such as eliminating single-use plastics, reducing paper waste, sourcing local ingredients, and offering sustainable amenities.
strong>ITB Asia 2025 opened at Singapore’s Sands Expo and Convention Centre, marking a record-breaking 18th edition with 1,500 top buyers (a 7 per cent increase from 2024) and five exhibition halls. The event ran from October 15-17, and gathered global leaders from the Corporate, Leisure, MICE, hospitality, and travel tech sectors. New participants included Visit Hungary, Tamil Nadu, and Lithuania Travel, while the debut Experience & Attractions Highlight Zone showcased major brands like Resorts World Sentosa, Disney Cruise Line, and Universal Destinations. Featuring over 90 countries, ITB Asia continues to be Asia’s premier B2B travel trade platform, fostering business, partnerships, and innovation in global tourism.
Mexico, the Partner Country of FITUR 2026, will showcase its cultural, natural, and tourism diversity at the 46th International Tourism Fair, held from January 21–25, 2026, at IFEMA Madrid. Backed by record growth, 27.7 million international tourists and $21.68 billion in revenues from January to July 2025, Mexico aims to position itself among the world’s top five destinations by 2030. Its pavilion will feature 32 states, UNESCO sites, Pueblos Mágicos, and immersive cultural and gastronomic experiences. The partnership aligns with Mexico’s global projection ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting sustainability, investment, and innovation in tourism.
Aleph Hospitality marked its 10th anniversary this September, celebrating growth from one hotel in 2015 to 50 hotels across 39 cities in 23 countries across the Middle East and Africa. The Dubai-based company pioneered an independent hotel management model, becoming the region’s largest independent operator. In 2025, Aleph secured the largest hotel management portfolio deal in the region with African Hotel Development Group for 26 ONOMO hotels in 15 countries. The firm plans to open four new regional offices in 2026 and launch a Luxury Division, with an ambitious target of managing 100 hotels by 2029.
Dubai Taxi Company (DTC), in partnership with Bolt, has entered a strategic alliance with Kabi by Al Ghurair and Zed, the UAE’s homegrown ride-hailing app, to enhance Dubai’s e-hailing ecosystem. The agreement integrates DTC’s 6,200 taxis and Kabi’s 3,680 taxis into the Bolt and Zed platforms, improving service availability, reducing wait times, and boosting efficiency.
Red Sea International Airport (RSI), operated by daa International, participated in Routes World 2025 in Hong Kong to strengthen partnerships and explore new global air service opportunities. As the gateway to The Red Sea destination, RSI showcased its commitment to sustainable aviation, innovation, and connectivity.
Engaging with international airlines and industry leaders under the Saudi Pavilion, RSI positioned itself as a key player in Saudi Arabia’s growing tourism landscape. Designed with environmental harmony and cutting-edge design, RSI continues to advance its vision of redefining sustainable travel ahead of Routes World 2026, to be held in Riyadh.
Etihad Airport Services rebrands as Velora
Thu, 06 Nov 2025
WTM London’s tech audience agree that AI is good for travel
Thu, 06 Nov 2025
Ennismore, Dubai Holding to launch Caravan Hatta By Our Habitas
Thu, 06 Nov 2025
Gulf Air joins Royal Bahrain Concours as official airline partner
Thu, 06 Nov 2025