«Holiday Inn Jeddah Al Nasiim» to Open in June 2026 as IHG Expands Across Saudi Arabia
Jeddah — Holiday Inn Jeddah Al Naseem is scheduled to open in June 2026, joining the expanding portfolio of IHG Hotels & Resorts...
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10 Articlesflydubai Operates Its Summer 2026 Seasonal Network Across 11 Destinations in Seven Countries
flydubai has launched the majority of its summer 2026 seasonal network, known as flydubai Summer 2026, with flights to seven...
AI Opens a New Front for Amadeus Within the Travel Industry
A move that takes travel advertising from optimizing what has already converted to capturing demand signals early — and reopens the question of acquisition costs in an era of...
How the Prolonged Conflict Is Repricing the Gulf Travel Industry
Geopolitical risk is no longer a passing event in the calculus of the Gulf travel sector; it has become a permanent line item in cost structures and decision-making. The harder challenge for...
Saudi Arabia's Red Sea in 2026: Between $30 Billion in Promises and the Reality of Execution on the Ground
On Shura Island, Six Senses Southern Dunes welcomes its first guests in a notably quiet manner — no loud marketing campaigns, no major press conferences....
Building the Miracle Without the Noise: How the UAE Is Constructing the 21st Century's Largest Tourism Ecosystem
As the world seeks stability amid waves of economic and climate disruption, the UAE continues to execute a tourism vision that began half a century ago and has since transformed into...
Al Maktoum DWC 2032: When Dubai Rebuilds the Aviation Industry Around Itself
In April 2024, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid's announcement of the new expansion at Al Maktoum International Airport was more than a major infrastructure story....
NDC Is No Longer Optional: How the Aviation Industry Is Transforming the Way It Sells Flights
More than a decade after IATA launched the NDC airline standard, the question inside the travel industry is no longer 'Will airlines adopt it?'...
Riyadh Air Has Yet to Launch — But It Has Already Begun Reshaping the Gulf Aviation Market
When Riyadh Air debuted its gleaming purple livery at the Paris Air Show, the moment was more than a brand launch. Inside...
The 105-Aircraft Order: Saudi Arabia Isn't Buying a Fleet — It's Re-Engineering the Arabian Gulf's Skies
In a market where Boeing faces mounting regulatory pressure and global supply chains are severely strained, Saudi Arabia chose to sign one of the largest aviation deals...