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Saudi Falcons Club, Sela to build desert resort and leisure complex

  • Sela will invest in 9.3 million square meters of the total land
  • The investment includes an international exhibition center, desert resort and commercial markets
By Arab News ·

French tourism seeks new boost with Disneyland reopening

By AP ·

Saudi boom from pilgrims, leisure and business visitors

By Arab News ·

Tri Lanka: An holistic, healthy holiday in South Asia

By Sudeshna Ghosh ·

Experience London luxury at The Langham

By Rachel McArthur  ·

Bay La Sun Hotel & Marina —  a haven for holidaymakers and business travelers alike

By ABDULAZIZ AL-AQUIL ·

Fabulous Fez: A true taste of Moroccan culture

By MATT SMITH ·

Zighy Stardust: A-list luxury living at Six Senses in Oman

By RUA'A ALAMERI ·

Marvelous Mayfair: 48 hours in the exclusive London neighborhood

By Rachel McArthur  ·

Tantalizing Tokyo: The unique charms of Japan’s capital city

By Peter Harrison ·

A look inside Los Angeles’ movie-making machinery

By Martin Wigham ·

Out of this world: The disorientating delights of Singapore

By Martin Wigham ·

Dubai’s Al-Habtoor eyes hotel and leisure business in Saudi Arabia

By Frank Kane ·

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