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Saudi Arabia’s tourism growth key to Vision 2030: Accor CEO 

By Sherouk Zakaria - Nirmal Narayanan ·

Qatar Airways buys into Virgin Australia, raising the stakes against Qantas

By Reuters ·

AI-driven innovations to help Dubai Airport serve record 93m passengers in 2024: CEO 

By MANAL AL-BARAKATI  ·
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Hyatt unveils 2 new luxury hotels in Saudi Arabia’s Jaumur, strengthening partnership with NEOM

By Sherouk Zakaria - Miguel Hadchity ·

Saudi Arabia’s leisure tourism soars, drawing 17.5m visitors in 2024 

By Manal Al- Barakati  ·

Saudi Arabia to host Global Logistics Forum in October 

By REEM WALID  ·

PIA partners with Saudi company to boost tourism, air travel between Pakistan and Kingdom

By Aamir Saeed ·

Water parks set to make a splash with international tourists, experts say

By Nirmal Narayanan ·

Sustainability takes center stage in Saudi Arabia’s hospitality landscape

By Nadin Hassan ·
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Saudi Arabia needs EV chargers every 100 km, says industry executive

By Nirmal Narayanan - MANAL AL-BARAKATI ·

Wizz Air expects 15-20% growth in passenger volume next year thanks to Mid East routes

By Reuters ·

Riyadh Air begins non-commercial flights as part of certification process

By MIGUEL HADCHITY  ·

Advanced air mobility to revolutionize Saudi transport, tourism, healthcare: GACA president 

By REEM WALID  ·

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