While economic uncertainties persist globally, consumer spending in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is expected to remain steady in 2024.
Bahrain encounters hurdles on its path to diversification, however, by implementing strategic resolutions, focusing on profitable sectors, and fostering an inventive and cooperative environment, Bahrain can unlock its full capabilities.
Open source has to be considered a valid proposition to the debate on AI growth and safety, says Eric Wan, General Manager of Alibaba Cloud Middle East, Turkey & Africa.
The world is in the midst of a huge technology shift, as AI and other disruptions become ‘Human by Design’, much more human-like and intuitive for people to use, and usher in an era of unprecedented productivity and creativity, says a report.
More than half of UAE employees (52%) say they would prefer working with an AI colleague over a human one, indicating that staff could respond well to a significant increase in the use of AI in the workplace.
Travellers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) plan to increase their spending on breaks and holidays over the next three years and will have an eye on sustainability than ever before, a Marriott Bonvoy report said.
The GCC outbound market is forecast to grow exponentially over the next five years, driven by Gen X travellers, according to recent research, says Arabian Travel Market (ATM) which will take place from May 6-9 at Dubai World Trade Centre.
The rise of remote work may no longer be a mere trend but a fundamental shift in how we approach productivity and collaboration.
A new report by VDA Telkone has outlined the direction for tomorrow’s hotels where technology combined with neuroscience, AI and data analysis can elevate operational efficiency and sustainability, and contribute to the evolution of the hotel industry.
Ahead of Berlin’s Arival 360 (March 2-4) – the global conference for the tours, activities and experiences sector – Arival has revealed that US travellers are likely to go on more tours, and younger travellers are less interested in sightseeing.
