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Vietnam Airlines Signs $7.8 Billion Deal With Boeing for 50 737 Max Jets - skift.com - Vietnam - city Hanoi
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11.09.2023 / 14:19

Vietnam Airlines Signs $7.8 Billion Deal With Boeing for 50 737 Max Jets

The White House said on Monday that Vietnam Airlines’ deal to buy 50 737 Max jets from U.S. planemaker Boeing is worth $7.8 billion.

Inside Dubai Airport’s Almost $3 Billion Mega Expansion - skift.com - Britain - Saudi Arabia - Qatar - city Abu Dhabi - Egypt - city Dubai - city Riyadh
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30.08.2023 / 07:03

Inside Dubai Airport’s Almost $3 Billion Mega Expansion

Dubai International Airport (DXB) is set to get a AED 6 billion-AED 10 billion ($1.6 billion-$2.7 billion) mega expansion in the next 5-7 years.

Portugal Sets First Half Foreign Visitor Record - skift.com - Spain - Portugal - Britain - Usa
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25.08.2023 / 15:03

Portugal Sets First Half Foreign Visitor Record

The number of foreign tourists visiting Portugal surpassed eight million in January-June, making it the best first half on record, official data showed on Monday.

Hotels and OTAs First-Half Report: Growth Shifts to Europe and Asia - skift.com - Marriott
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25.08.2023 / 15:03

Hotels and OTAs First-Half Report: Growth Shifts to Europe and Asia

Many of the major hotels and online travel agencies have reported financial results for the first half of the year. The common message: Demand for travel remains robust, even as there is worry about an uncertain global economy and recession fears.

United Arab Emirates Revises GDP Forecast Higher on Tourism Resurgence - skift.com - Saudi Arabia - Jordan - Uae - city Abu Dhabi - Egypt - city Dubai - city Doha
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25.08.2023 / 14:46

United Arab Emirates Revises GDP Forecast Higher on Tourism Resurgence

The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates this week revised the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth for 2022 from 6.5 percent to to 7.6 percent. Explaining the reason for the renewed forecast, the bank cited stronger than anticipated performance of non-oil sectors, including tourism, hospitality, real estate, transportation and manufacturing. In its review report for the third quarter, the Central Bank noted that it expects non-oil gross domestic product to grow by 6.1 percent in 2022, compared to its previous estimate of 4.3 percent, while it expected oil gross domestic product to grow by 11 percent in 2022. Explaining the reasons for the steady growth in gross domestic product, the report cited the removal of most Covid-related restrictions, in addition to recovery of the tourism sector, real estate and construction boom, expansion of manufacturing activities, as well as the hosting of global events.

Why Yanolja CEO Sees Tesla as a Metaphor for His Superapp Company - skift.com - South Korea - North Korea - city Dubai
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25.08.2023 / 14:44

Why Yanolja CEO Sees Tesla as a Metaphor for His Superapp Company

Jongyoon Kim, the CEO of South Korea-based superapp Yanolja, sees Tesla as the metaphor for its company highlighting how the electronic vehicle company has been rethinking the entire value chain.

Israel Looks to Boost Tourism Investment for West Bank - skift.com - Germany - Israel - China - Saudi Arabia - Uae - city Abu Dhabi - Egypt - area West Bank - Oman - county Gulf - city Dubai
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:38

Israel Looks to Boost Tourism Investment for West Bank

Looking to position itself as a leading tourism destination in the Middle East, Dubai has scrapped the 30 percent municipality tax on alcohol for what has been called a trial period of one year, till December 31. Also, tourists and expats will no longer need to pay a fee to secure a personal liquor license to purchase alcoholic beverages. However, an Emirates ID, or passport for tourists, will still be required. The change that came into effect from Sunday, was confirmed by Maritime and Mercantile International, one of the biggest alcohol retailers in the United Arab Emirates and a subsidiary of the state-owned Emirates Group.

Seera Group Rides Saudi Arabia's Efforts to Build Tourism to First Post-Pandemic Profit - skift.com - Turkey - Saudi Arabia - Thailand - city Cairo - city Dubai
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:36

Seera Group Rides Saudi Arabia's Efforts to Build Tourism to First Post-Pandemic Profit

Saudi Arabia’s increasing focus in the tourism sector and the shift to leisure travel has brought Seera Group from the red to report the company’s first post-pandemic operating profit of $8 million in the third quarter.

UAE Eyes $122 Billion a Year From Tourism by 2031 - skift.com - Saudi Arabia - Qatar - Uae - Egypt - Oman - city Dubai - Kuwait - city Kuwait
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25.08.2023 / 14:34

UAE Eyes $122 Billion a Year From Tourism by 2031

In a bid to boost tourism’s contribution to the national gross domestic product to $122 billion a year by 2031, the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, launched the UAE Tourism Strategy 2031 on Friday. Eyeing an annual increase of $7.4 billion, the tourism startegy aims to attract new investments of $27.2 billion to the tourism sector in the country, and attract 40 million hotel guests in 2031. The strategy includes 25 initiatives and policies to support the development of the tourism sector in the country, according to the government media office. With the return of tourists, the United Arab Emirates’ tourism revenues surpassed $5 billion in the first half of this year.

Saudi Arabia Details Plans for One of World's Largest Airports - skift.com - Israel - Saudi Arabia - Qatar - Thailand - county Centre - Seychelles - city Dubai - city Riyadh
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25.08.2023 / 14:30

Saudi Arabia Details Plans for One of World's Largest Airports

Saudi Arabia announced its masterplan for King Salman International Airport — touted to be one of the world’s largest airports. Public Investment Fund, the country’s sovereign wealth fund, will build the more than 57 square kilometres airport, and it will include the current King Khaled airport. With plans for six parallel runways, and including the existing terminals, the airport aims to accommodate up to 120 million travelers by 2030. By 2050, the airport is expected to accommodate up to 185 million passengers and process 3.5 million tons of cargo. The masterplan would boost Riyadh’s position as a global logistics hub, stimulate transport, trade and tourism, and act as a bridge linking the East with the West. The new airport is expected to contribute $7 billion annually to the country’s non-oil gross domestic product and to create 103,000 direct and indirect jobs, in line with Saudi’s Vision 2030 objectives. The kingdom has plans to attract 100 million annual visits by 2030.

Travel Pins Hopes on Sustainability Efforts to Lure New Talent - skift.com - Uae - city Dubai
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25.08.2023 / 14:30

Travel Pins Hopes on Sustainability Efforts to Lure New Talent

A job opening for a hotel wanting an “organic chef” or someone who can handle “procurement and environmental, social, and corporate governance,” underlines the importance of sustainability as a value proposition helping them with talent acquisition and retention.

India's Vistara Reports Profit for First Time Since Inception - skift.com - Singapore - India - city Abu Dhabi - city Jaipur - city Muscat - city Jeddah
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25.08.2023 / 14:20

India's Vistara Reports Profit for First Time Since Inception

Indian carrier Vistara reported its first-ever net profit for the quarter ending December 2022, according to statement from the airline on Monday.  

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