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Alison Powell has been named RX Global’s first-ever Global Chief Marketing Officer, a strategic hire intended to drive data-led and AI-enabled marketing across RX’s international events.
Dubai creators and remote workers are increasingly relocating to the city thanks to flexible visas, tax incentives and world-class infrastructure.
FHS World Advisory Board leaders in Dubai outlined four market-shaping trends for hospitality in 2026, from Middle East performance to AI adoption.
Proposal Dubai 2026 launches a Collection of luxury proposal experiences, giving clients access to iconic UAE venues and large‑scale production features like a 1,000‑drone 'Love Story in the Sky'.
United Nigeria Airlines expansion will add direct flights to Dubai, New York, London and several African cities by Q2 2026 while the carrier grows its fleet to 21 aircraft.
Emirates Dubai London flights have increased to 13 daily services after the carrier added a fourth daily rotation to Gatwick on 8 February 2026, including the first daily A350 to Gatwick.
Emirates premium economy is being rolled out across several global routes in 2026, with retrofitted aircraft and new cabin configurations arriving on services from Dubai to destinations including the US, Ireland, Vietnam and Mauritius.
Aroya Cruises' inaugural Arabian Gulf voyage will sail on Feb 21, 2026, marking Saudi Arabia's major entry into Gulf cruise tourism and linking Dubai, Jeddah, Yanbu, Dammam and Abu Dhabi.
Aroya maiden voyage will sail a 7-day luxury itinerary from Dubai through Abu Dhabi, Doha, Manama and Muscat, marking a major step for luxury cruising in the Arabian Gulf.
Celestyal's Desert Days cruise incentive gives travel advisors the chance to win a seven-day Arabian Gulf sailing with flights for two.
ATM 2026 is expected to attract a larger Asia-Pacific exhibitor presence, driven by growing GCC outbound travel to destinations such as Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
Dubai recorded 19.59 million international visitors in 2025 — a 5% rise year-on-year that marks the city's third consecutive record-breaking year for inbound tourism.
