The Qassim region became a global hub, welcoming 3.7 million international tourists as Saudi Arabia’s tourism strategy reaches new heights.

UAE introduces competitive incentives to boost its tourism sector, aiming to attract investment and enhance its appeal as a global tourism destination.

Saudi Arabia Beats Qatar, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan, and Other Middle Eastern Nations in Tourism Growth, Paving the Way for Unmatched Visitor Experiences in 2025 due to its unprecedented surge in inbound tourism, fueled by its strategic investments in luxury resorts, cultural landmarks, and global events under the Vision 2030 initiative.

Oman’s Ministry of Heritage and Tourism reinforces safety regulations for adventure tourism.

Oman Air launches direct Muscat-Singapore flights in 2026. Enjoy smooth, non-stop travel and explore Asia with comfort and convenience.

Explore Middle East hospitality trends: luxury, wellness, AI-driven services, and sustainable travel experiences for global visitors.

Oman Air is set to transform regional travel with the introduction of nonstop flights between Singapore and Muscat in 2026, offering an unprecedented level of convenience and efficiency.

Jordan’s tourism revenue hits $7.16 billion by November 2025, driven by a rise in international arrivals, showcasing the country’s growing appeal.

Saudi Arabia and Bahrain joins UAE, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, and Jordan, are driving Qatar’s unprecedented tourism growth in 2025, with their strategic collaboration playing a pivotal role in increasing the number of visitors to the country.

Iran’s Carnet de Passage simplifies land travel, enhancing cross-border tourism and business between Iran and neighboring Middle Eastern countries.