From Belek's sun-drenched coast to Bursa's Ottoman grandeur, Turkey offers multigenerational families the rare trip where every age group truly belongs.
Dahar has become Tunisia’s first UNESCO Global Geopark, giving southern Tunisia international recognition for its geology, heritage and sustainable tourism potential.
With its rich and layered past, İstanbul unfolds through its many distinct neighbourhoods, each offering a unique atmosphere and endless opportunities for discovery at every visit. Yedikule and Samatya, the districts stretching along the historic city walls, stand out as some of the city’s most rewarding yet quietly captivating quarters.
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CRESinMED is helping 50 rural tourism businesses across the Mediterranean grow, go digital, and reach international markets. Here's what the project is doing and why it matters.
Le Jazzit Festival revient pour une deuxième édition, confirmant ainsi sa place dans le paysage musical
tunisien. Lancé par le label Jazzit Records, ce festival dédié au jazz et aux musiques du monde annonce
quatre jours de concerts, de rencontres ,master classes et de découvertes, du 2 au 5 avril.
The Arabian Travel Market 2026 will no longer take place in May as initially planned. The organisers have confirmed that the event has been rescheduled to 17–20 August 2026.
Two upcoming world-class tourism events and additional flights to Malaysia and Australia, are expected to further enhance Timor-Leste’s reputation as one of the top countries in the world to visit in 2026.
Tunisia plans a $1 billion expansion of Tunis-Carthage Airport to reach 18.5 million passengers by 2031, strengthening connectivity and supporting tourism growth.
At the helm of Arabian Travel Market, one of the world’s most influential travel trade events, Danielle Curtis shares her journey, leadership lessons and the challenges behind becoming one of the industry’s most influential women.
As geopolitical tensions escalated across the region, air travel to and from the Middle East experienced a significant operational shock.
Nearly 1,000 flights were cancelled across the Middle East on February 28, 2026. Cirium data reveals a 23% cancellation rate amid escalating regional tensions.
In a region where tourism has become both an economic catalyst and a geopolitical signal of stability, Syria is preparing to reassert its presence on the Middle Eastern travel map.
