Turkey and Vietnam Lead Outbound Travel Demand from Saudi Arabia
Outbound search queries from Saudi Arabia show a 30% increase for Vietnam and a 9% rise for China, while Turkey remains a preferred holiday destination.
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Outbound search queries from Saudi Arabia show a 30% increase for Vietnam and a 9% rise for China, while Turkey remains a preferred holiday destination.
Saudi Arabia partners with the UK, Qatar, and Kuwait in diplomatic security talks to secure aviation corridors and tourism hubs against maritime risks.
Ras Al Khaimah tourism surged to record levels in the first half of 2026, welcoming over 670,000 visitors amid a massive expansion of luxury resorts and aviation infrastructure.
Ras Al Khaimah's tourism sector surges, welcoming over 670,000 visitors in the first half of 2026, supported by luxury hotel expansions and infrastructure updates.
Qatar Airways partners with Mastercard to offer up to 10% off international base fares for cardholders in Australia, Cambodia, and selected markets.
The Philippines Department of Tourism opens the 4-day PWD Bazaar 2026 from July 27 to July 30, supporting differently-abled entrepreneurs and inclusive travel logistics.
Otero Ranch launches November 15, 2026, at Tubac Golf Resort, blending 150 years of Arizona ranching heritage with high-end luxury hospitality and outdoor adventure.
Dark sky reserves in Portugal, France, and Ireland lead the rise of noctourism, with 67% of international travelers planning stargazing trips in 2026.
Nepal's eastern Kakarbhitta border processed 9,447 foreign tourists from 86 countries in fiscal year 2082/83, led by strong arrivals from Bhutan and the US.
Marriott Bonvoy is transforming tourism in China by introducing curated Destination Discovery Guides and exclusive member experiences across six historic cities to promote experiential travel.
Geneva's waterfront transforms this August with water shows, music, and floating stages during the Rêve d’Eau and On the Water festivals.
Kyoto records a historic 62.8 million visitors and ¥2.5 trillion in tourism spending in 2025, driven by longer international overnight stays.