Dubai Harbour introduces The Anchor, an iconic seafront destination blending luxury dining and lifestyle, redefining Dubai’s culinary and tourism scene in the UAE.

Abu Dhabi’s Corniche buzzed with excitement as thousands celebrated 40 years of UAE-China diplomatic ties, showcasing rich cultural heritage and growing tourism.

UAE and China celebrate 40 years of partnership with the “Building Bridges for the Future” festival on Abu Dhabi’s Corniche, showcasing culture and unity.

The 63rd ICCA Congress 2024 will gather global meetings and events leaders in Abu Dhabi from October 20-23 for groundbreaking discussions on the future of the industry.

Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Gulf nations experienced a monumental 26% surge in international tourist arrivals in 2024, signaling a strong recovery in Middle East tourism.

Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE are boosting desert tourism, offering travelers unique landscapes, luxury stays, and rich cultural experiences in the heart of the Middle East.

Rotana partners with Abu Dhabi Hospitality Academy – Les Roches to advance hospitality education, nurturing local talent and boosting UAE’s thriving tourism industry.

Qatar’s tourism sector plays a critical role in its economy, significantly contributing to both GDP and job creation while positioning the country as a leading destination for leisure and business travelers. As part of its economic diversification efforts, the government has prioritized tourism, setting ambitious goals to attract millions of international visitors annually.

Strategic Objectives for Tourism Growth

Dubai’s tourism hits new records with 17.15 million visitors in 2023. Strategic developments, including Al Maktoum Airport expansion and diverse visa options, drive growth.

Ajman reports a robust 7% increase in tourism revenue in Q1 2024, with higher occupancy and visitor numbers, highlighting its appeal as a global tourist destination ahead of ATM 2024.