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With Travelport selling its corporate booking platform Deem to Juniper Group just three years after acquiring it, the contours of a new wave are beginning to emerge...
By integrating Anthropic's Claude models into its 'Penny' assistant, Priceline shifts the competition among major OTAs from the race...
Jeddah — The Holiday Inn Jeddah Al Naseem is scheduled to open in June 2026, entering service as part of...
flydubai has launched the bulk of its seasonal summer 2026 network, known as flydubai Summer 2026, with the introduction of flights...
A move that shifts tourism advertising from optimizing what has already converted to capturing demand signals early — and reframes the question of acquisition cost...
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 challenge...
On Shura Island, Six Senses Southern Dunes welcomed its first guests in quiet restraint — no loud marketing campaigns, no press conferences...
As the world seeks stability amid waves of economic and climate disruption, the UAE continues to execute a tourism vision that took shape half a century ago...
In April 2024, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid's announcement of the new expansion of Al Maktoum International Airport was not merely a headline about infrastructure...
More than a decade after IATA launched the NDC airline standard, the question within the travel industry is no longer 'Will it be adopted...
When Riyadh Air first appeared in its gleaming purple livery at the Paris Air Show, the moment was more than a brand launch...
In a market where Boeing faces regulatory pressure and global supply chains contend with acute bottlenecks, Saudi Arabia moved to sign one of the largest...
Recent geopolitical developments are placing Gulf airlines and tourism operators before unprecedented operational and psychological challenges. Yet robust infrastructure and accumulated expertise...