Leading developer H&H has announced the launch of Dubai Peninsula, a rare enclave along the Jumeirah coastline that is set to redefine the future of ultra-luxury living in the region, introducing an unprecedented waterfront destination.
Etihad Airways is preparing for one of its busiest winter travel seasons to date, with December expected to welcome more than 2 million guests through Abu Dhabi as travellers celebrate the festive season.
Dubai ranks 12th globally, boosted by strong visitor numbers, major events and high-value hotels. It leads the Middle East and Africa, with Abu Dhabi and Doha driving regional growth. A planned GCC visa will enhance connectivity. Paris remains the world’s top destination, followed by Madrid, Tokyo, Rome and Milan, revealed data analytics company Euromonitor International.
Hero Experiences Group has returned to AlUla with upgraded adventures that go far beyond traditional sightseeing, offered through Hero Balloon Flights Saudi and Platinum Heritage Saudi.
Global Village, the region’s leading multicultural family destination, will celebrate the festive season from December 10–28 with spectacular shows, immersive decorations, new family activities, themed lighting, Dragon Lake, iconic gates, and a 21-meter-high Festive Tree, offering a magical holiday experience for all ages.
Pullman Resort Al Marjan Island has promoted Manas Lal to the position of Hotel Manager, recognising his strong leadership, operational expertise and commitment to enhancing guest experiences.
dnata Travel Group brands across the GCC have won ten accolades at the World Travel Awards Middle East 2025.
Dubai Duty Free has announced a landmark performance for November 2025 with sales reaching AED876.56 million ($240.16 million) – marking the highest monthly sales in the retailer’s 42-year history and a 16.77% increase over November 2024.
Ethiopian Airlines won multiple honours at AFRAA’s 57th Assembly in Luanda, including Airline of the Year for profitability and improved intra-Africa connectivity, plus Outstanding and Distinguished Service Awards for major contributions to African aviation and pioneering support for the continent’s Free Route Airspace Project.
Vice Minister Princess Haifa Bint Mohammed Al Saud said Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector is rapidly growing through coordinated national efforts. Tourism spending hit SAR275 billion ($73 billion) and visitor numbers exceeded 116 million, with the Kingdom now aiming to reach 150 million tourists by the end of the decade.