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In the face of ongoing uncertainty, hotels and travel businesses across the Middle East are pulling out all the stops as they recalibrate to make room for staycations
Teardrop Hotels is positioning itself at the forefront of Sri Lanka’s boutique hospitality evolution.
According to Cavendish Maxwell’s report, annual hotel revenues in Oman reached OMR 297.3 million (US$ 772 million) in 2025 — a new record and a year-on-year increase of more than 22%.
Almosafer Travel & Tourism Co has announced a strategic collaboration with Accor’s Makkah Cluster, comprising the Makkah Clock Royal Tower – A Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Makkah Palace, Swissôtel Makkah, and Swissôtel Al Maqam Makkah.
‘Sun Siyam Care’ integrates environmental stewardship, cultural preservation, and community impact into its operations across the Maldives and Sri Lanka.
American University of Sharjah (AUS) and the SCTDA have signed an MoU to establish a strategic partnership aimed at advancing Sharjah’s position as a regional hub for tourism innovation and future-ready talent development.
From high-end to mid-market travellers, Czechia is ready to welcome guests from the GCC.
FIRSTLINE, a new hospitality technology platform, has been launched in Dubai, introducing a performance-based model created specifically for high-end restaurants and hospitality venues.
The travel industry in the UAE is once again demonstrating its resilience amid geopolitical disruptions and airspace challenges.
As Eid al-Adha approaches, Dinso Phuket is sharpening its focus on welcoming GCC travellers with tailored experiences that blend privacy, cultural comfort, and wellness.
Abu Dhabi welcomed a record 26.6 million visitors in 2025, reinforcing its position as an emerging global cultural capital and a tourism destination of choice, according to DCT Abu Dhabi.
Following its agreement with Marriott International, ATARA Development has launched The Residences at Sheraton Al Marjan Island Resort. The development represents the GCC’s