Burj Al Khamis Fort in Al Musanna, Oman, drew around 18,625 visitors in 2025, highlighting its rising popularity as a cultural and tourist landmark that blends Omani heritage with modern, interactive experiences.
Outletcity Metzingen has reaffirmed its position as a top European outlet destination, ranking first in Germany and continuing to be one of Europe’s highest-performing outlet centres, according to the 2025 Outlet Centre Performance Report by ecostra and magdus.
The Indian Ocean puts on its most spectacular show each September at the Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, hosting the Surfing Champions Trophy from September 4 to 11, 2026.
Marking a step in its sustainable development and tourism ambitions, AlUla has produced more than 1 million native seedlings that will be integrated into the fabric of the Saudi destination.
Turkish Airlines, the airline that flies to more countries than any other, has launched flights to Timișoara, marking its fourth destination in Romania following Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, and Constanta.
CityBlue Hotels, one of Africa’s fastest-growing hotel groups, has selected UK-based platform Inntelo AI to deploy AI-native concierge agents across its portfolio, marking a step in the group’s strategy to lead the next phase of hospitality innovation across the continent.
Dubai Taxi Company, in partnership with Baidu, has launched driverless ride-hailing services via the Apollo Go app in Dubai, marking the platform’s first international deployment and a milestone for autonomous transport in the region.
Jazeera Airways added four Indian destinations—Kozhikode, Tiruchirappalli, Mangalore, and Kannur—expanding to 12 cities with 49 weekly flights under Project Vande Bharat, strengthening connectivity as the only airline operating from Kuwait to India.
The Salomon Cappadocia Ultra Trail, a leading Turkish sporting event, attracts over 2,000 participants annually, promotes sports tourism, achieved the highest score at the 1st UN Tourism Awards for Excellence in Sustainable Sports Tourism.
The Transport General Authority (TGA) launched two new bus routes linking Al-Khafji and Al-Ruqai border crossings with King Fahd International Airport and Qaisumah International Airport, serving travellers entering or returning from Saudi Arabia via Kuwait.
