Tourism Expo

The Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism, in collaboration with Etihad Airways, launched the "Abu Dhabi Pass", a digital platform designed to enhance and improve the visitor experience in the city. The pass offers discounts of up to 50% on over 70 attractions and experiences in the Emirates and serves as a "gateway to the best cultural experiences, attractions, and entertainment in the city."

UAE airline unveils tech upgrades for a better customer experience at the world's largest tourism fair

Although there is no certainty that more powerful earthquakes will not occur in the near future, Santorini is beginning to return to routine. For several days, no significant earthquakes have been recorded, and schools are returning to operation. It appears that the tourism season on the island has escaped a crisis

At Bulgaria's national day event in Tel Aviv, Ambassador Slavena Gergova highlighted Israel as a key trade partner with strong tourism potential, joined by diplomats and officials

With ITB Berlin approaching, the host country plans a festive opening, while SWISS prepares a luxurious and immersive ground experience for visitors

Impressive rise in tourism to Riga: Record of 1.1 million foreign tourists in 2024, record data for December, and high ranking among top destinations in Europe

At the international forum "Horizon 2030" held in Burgas, senior representatives discussed ways to enhance connectivity and tourism in the region, with an emphasis on sustainability and integrated transportation development

More than 100,000 visitors from 190 countries, impressive Israeli presence, and a special sponsor: Everything you can expect at the world's largest tourism fair, coming March 4-6, 2025

The small city-state has become the most popular tourism destination in Southeast Asia, with the industry contributing more than $66 billion to the country's economy last year. The number of tourists this year is expected to surge by nearly 10% compared to 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic

Starting from June 24, 2025, until October 25, 2025, Qatar Airways will operate 10 flights per week, up from the current seven