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Hantavirus scare will not deter Filipino seafarers from joining cruise industry, says labor migration expert

  • ‘This is an extraordinary event and there is nothing to be worried about’
  • The Philippines is the leading source of global maritime labor, accounting for up to 30%
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No work, no pay: War hits hard OFWs in the Middle East

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Iraqi president calls for more global action on desertification

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Nissan to launch two more SUVs in Saudi Arabia after unveiling all-new 2025 Patrol

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2025 Nissan Patrol unveiled in Abu Dhabi global launch

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Blinken ‘hopeful’ of Gaza ceasefire deal

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Nations must find ways to unite on ‘issues that affect planet’: UAE adviser

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Conflict is greatest threat to global economy, Saudi finance minister warns

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Boutique Group identifies three more palaces for conversion into ultra-luxury hotels

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Supportive ‘ecosystem’ in place to help Saudi Arabia achieve tourism targets 

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Newly launched company set sights on Saudi coastal city as first tourism project

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Saudi hospitality sector emerging as new global benchmark

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Middle East hotels’ F&B segment remains a strong earner despite pressures: Panel

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