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India to Dubai: 1.39 million visitors in first 9 months
The positive performance drew over 1.23 million visitors (total) to the city in September
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UAE eyes law to regulate space tourism, mining
UAE has 10 functioning satellites in orbit and plans another eight in the next few years
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Top 5 visitors to Dubai by nationality
For the 4th year in a row, Dubai ranked the fourth-most-visited city in the world
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Egyptian tourism revenue surges to a record
Earnings were over $12.5 billion in the 2018-19 fiscal year
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France: Hotels enraged by Airbnb-Olympics partnership
Home-share platform announced as partner for Paris 2024 Games
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Indian visitors to GCC to increase 81% by 2024
In 2018, UAE welcomed 2.89m Indian tourists, and is expected to reach 5.29m by 2024
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Abu Dhabi welcomes 1.3 million hotel guests
Total hotel revenues for the third quarter were up to Dh1.1 billion
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Everything’s being cancelled in Hong Kong
Unrest has torpedoed events from fireworks displays, theatre shows to sports tournaments
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Dubai College of Tourism, Expo to train Emiratis
Participants will possess knowledge, service skills to provide authentic experiences
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6,500 to arrive in Dubai for Amway gathering
The one-day business conference will welcome Amway’s top management
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Dubai Tourism expects 1m cruise visitors this season
Tourism body says 200 ship calls expected this cruise season
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Thai tourism hotspot braces for rare slump
Tourism accounts for 18 per cent of Thailand’s gross domestic product
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Thomas Cook rival Hays Travel buys all its UK shops
Agreement will provide re-employment for a significant number of former employees
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Gulf states must get leisure, entertainment mix right
Proceed carefully investing in more theme parks, and get private sector to play its part
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Reader story
UAE residents claim: Thousands lost on holiday packages
All the stories we documented started with a routine grocery shopping trip
