Tumodo, the MENA-based online business travel platform, reports on corporate travel pricing, demand, and destination trends across the region for Q2 and H1 2026. Despite the regional disruptions, business travel in the Middle East and North Africa is growing faster than the global average, forecast to reach $270.8 billion by 2030. According to Tumodo’s data, […]
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In times of geopolitical disruption, contracts become part of global infrastructure. They determine responsibility, financial exposure, and legal certainty across borders The post Crisis, contracts, legal risks: What UAE businesses, residents should know appeared first on Gulf Business.
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While some flights are gradually returning, others remain grounded with airlines emphasising that safety remains their top priority The post Live updates: Emirates flights and latest regional aviation developments appeared first on Gulf Business.
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Airport officials said the partnership underscores Fujairah International Airport’s continued commitment to facilitating humanitarian travel The post Fujairah launches emergency charter flights to 5 global destinations appeared first on Gulf Business.
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Positioned as a modern alternative to long-distance driving, the network has been designed to reflect how residents live and work today The post Etihad Rail passenger service: What’s on offer for UAE travellers appeared first on Gulf Business.
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The campaign covers a broad network spanning key regional markets, alongside European destinations The post Air Arabia rolls out Ramadan sale with up to 40% discounts appeared first on Gulf Business.
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The Global Stage, Future Stage and newly rebranded Experience Stage to deliver industry-led intelligence, innovation and inclusive growth, reinforcing Arabian Travel Market as the place to learn from and shape the future of travel Leading global market research and insight companies, including Tourism Economics, an Oxford Economics company, Euromonitor, GSIQ, Dragon Trail, Videc, Women in Travel CIC, and ICCA, to lead discussions ATM will take place from 4-7 May at the Dubai World Trade Centre Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 7 January 2026: Arabian Travel Market (ATM) has unveiled its extensive conference programme for ATM 2026, outl
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Dubai, UAE, 31 December 2025: Emirates is advising all customers of a significant travel peak in the first week of January, with high numbers of departures and arrivals expected from 2 – 5 Jan. Emirates strongly recommends that customers arrive to the airport 4 hours ahead of departure, preparing for the likelihood of additional traffic on the way to the airport, busier carparks, and a bustling airport. Emirates recommendations for the busy travel week ahead 1. Take advantage of remote check in options; Emirates City Check In and Travel Store in DIFC – Save time at the airport and check in at Emirates City Check In and Travel S
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Dubai – 22 December 2025: Dubai Customs has announced that it has completed its comprehensive preparations to receive the increasing number of arrivals to the emirate of Dubai for the New Year holidays, as well as to facilitate the return of citizens and residents after the New Year holidays, as part of an integrated plan aimed at ensuring the highest levels of streamlining and flexibility at all air ports, led by Dubai International Airport. Dubai Customs confirmed that it has developed proactive operational plans in line with the seasonal increase in travel traffic, in full coordination with its strategic partners in the airport ecosyste
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For many travelers, the most stressful part of planning an international trip isn’t booking flights or choosing hotels, it’s dealing with visas. Despite being a critical requirement, visas are often misunderstood, underestimated, or left until the last minute. Travel professionals who regularly assist international travelers, such as the team at Jashan Tourism, a Dubai-based travel consultancy, frequently see trips disrupted not because of travel itself, but due to avoidable visa-related mistakes. Here’s what travelers around the world commonly get wrong, and how to avoid it. 1. Assuming a Visa Is “Easy” Because Others
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