Dubai-based flydubai has launched a second daily flight to Bangkok, starting July 18, following the introduction of its daily service to Don Mueang International Airport earlier this month.
Mleiha National Park has been shortlisted for the “Middle East’s Leading National Park 2026” award at the 33rd World Travel Awards, recognising Sharjah’s growing prominence in heritage and ecotourism.
UAE travellers are increasingly opting for last-minute summer getaways, with nearly 70% of travel searches on Wego, the MENA region’s online travel marketplace, made within one month of departure.
Abu Dhabi-based Modon Holding and Nammos Hotels & Resorts have announced Nammos Ras El Hekma, a luxury North Coast destination featuring 72 residences, 79 hotel units, and integrated retail, wellness, dining and hospitality experiences in Egypt.
Future Fund Oman (FFO), a portfolio of the sultanate's sovereign wealth fund Oman Investment Authority (OIA), has announced a new package of 105 strategic projects and investments worth $1.74 billion, spanning renewable energy, manufacturing and tourism industries.
The Applied College at Qassim University in Saudi Arabia, in partnership with the International Air Transport Association (IATA), will launch two specialised ground services training courses under their existing cooperation agreement.
Kuwait Airways signed a strategic partnership agreement with Deema, a deferred payment provider, to launch a service that enables passengers to pay for their travel tickets in four equal instalments without any fees or additional charges, effective August 1.
Dubai Road Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the launch of self-driving taxi service for public use in partnership with Apollo Go.
Saudia, Saudi Arabia’s national carrier, has announced the launch of direct flights between Riyadh and Tokyo in partnership with the Air Connectivity Programme (ACP) and the Saudi Tourism Authority. The new service will begin in November 2026, operating three weekly flights.
Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects (DAEP) has selected a consortium of India's Larsen & Toubro (L&T) and Japan's Mitsubishi Corporation to deliver the automated people-mover (APM) system for the $35 billion expansion of Al Maktoum International Airport, said a report.
