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Tour of Expo 2020 Dubai's construction site sold-out on same day
‘The World’s Greatest Show in the Making’ tour will see bus tours depart from across the UAE, 3 days per week, from 20th July to 31st August
Canadian University Dubai 'keen to boost tourism sector skills'
The university will collaborate with Copthorne Hotel Dubai, and Ibis Styles Hotels Jumeirah
United to resume India flights from September as Pakistan reopens airspace
Pakistan reopened its airspace to international civil aviation on Tuesday
Ascott expands global presence with 26 new property deals
In the Middle East, Africa and Turkey region, Ascott Corniche Al Khobar is scheduled to open in Q3 2019, followed by 4 new properties in Saudi Arabia in 2020
Turkish Airlines adds Bali to flight network
Inaugural flight was operated using the airlines’ first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft
Visual treat for UAE residents as moon takes on different shapes in one night
It was a special occasion, for the next eclipse won't happen until mid-2021
DXB welcomes inaugural Air India flights from Indore, Kolkata
Thrice-weekly service from Indore is the first international flight out of the city
Salalah Tourism Festival 2019 has various events over next few weeks
Festival has something to offer for everyone, with concerts, ceremonies, entertainment themed events and many other activities
Omran seeks to drive summer tourism with staycation offers
Campaign offers locals opportunity to explore, stay and enjoy with families and friends
Oman Air announces discounts for students
The offer is valid till December 31, 2019.
Insights
Singapore Airlines reroutes back to Malaysia
Singapore Airlines plans to deepen ties with its struggling Kuala Lumpur rival
Electric planes start small as industry wrestles with emissions
UBS predicts demand for $178billion in green aviation technologies by 2040 as they become more mainstream.
For Gulf economies, Chinese outbound tourism holds passport to riches
The number of Chinese tourists traveling to GCC countries is forecast to jump 81% between 2018 and 2022