TweetAir Arabia launches a new brand design. ( Air Arabia, the Middle East and North Africa’s first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC), celebrated 15 years of successful operations which transformed the air travel industry in the wider MENA region by … Continue reading →
Tweet Of the 2,450 kilometres of train tracks that cross Syria, some 1,800 kilometres will be repaired, according to the transport ministry. Damascus – Abu Abdo eases himself into the driver’s seat, itching to try out freshly laid train … Continue reading →
TweetAs the start of the Hajj season nears, leading travel metasearch engine Skyscanner has created a guide to help pilgrims chart out their journey and enjoy a seamless travel experience. The guide includes helpful information such as dates, how much … Continue reading →
TweetThe 2018 Africa and Middle East Focus gives travel advisors an update on the latest immersive experiences in Southern and East Africa as well as the trending new hotels in the Middle East. Additionally, readers can access targeted supplier sales information, from safaris to luxury hotels to river cruises. … Continue reading →
TweetDnata Travel is offering a range of excellent value packages to help travellers make the most of the long weekend during Eid Al Adha. Take advantage of the outstanding discounts and recharge your batteries on the endless beaches of Sri … Continue reading →
TweetEmirates has increased schedules to Jeddah and Medina for pilgrims heading to and from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for Hajj. It will be operating 33 additional flights to Jeddah and Medina from August 6 to 31. These will run … Continue reading →
Tweet Before you start your travel itinerary, it is important to note that not all countries in the world are welcoming or even want you there. As much as we feel it is okay to travel to all the countries … Continue reading →
TweetA collection of 3,200 year old tablets discovered concealed inside jugs have revealed the location of an ancient lost royal Mesopotamian city in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. Archaeologists from the University of Tübingen in Germany uncovered the tablets in … Continue reading →
