Archives April 2024

Line wants to ‘thank trade partners for ongoing support

Fred Olsen Travel retailers advised on ways to clinch sale

At the FHS Saudi Arabia, Khalid Saud Abuhaimed, CEO of Al Khozama Investment, delivered the opening address, marking the start of an eventful summit. His speech not only set the tone for the day but also highlighted the significant strides the industry is making in the hospitality sector through strategic investments and innovative partnerships.

Grammy-winner to perform and take part in Q&A session

Dubai-based Dex Squared, a pioneering hotel management firm, and international hospitality management group Absolute Hotel Services (AHS) have signed a strategic agreement to form a joint venture in the Middle East and Africa. The new entity, AHS Middle East & Africa (AHS MEA), will operate new AHS-branded properties across the region.

Radisson Hotel Group continues to intensify its efforts in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, aligning with the Saudi 2030 vision for hospitality. Building on a robust five-year expansion and transformation plan, the Group aims to establish itself as the preferred brand for owners, partners, and guests by strengthening its presence in major and secondary cities across the Kingdom.

Operator says move would inspire women to consider adventure travel

The Saudi Investment Promotion Authority recently signed an agreement to host the 28th edition of the World Investment Conference with the World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (WAIPA). The conference will take place in Riyadh from November 25 to November 27, 2024, under the theme “Future-ready IPAs: Navigating Digital Disruption and Sustainable Growth.”

Today, at The Future Hospitality Summit, Mantis reaffirmed its strategic expansion across the Middle East. By supporting the development of luxury eco-resorts and lodges, as well as immersive cultural experiences, Mantis is set to introduce its ethos and best practices to its new trio of signings in the region: Hawar Resort by Mantis in Bahrain, Mantis Al Baha in Saudi Arabia and Mantis Saij Mountain Lodge in the United Arab Emirates.

World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards (WSTHA) is calling on pioneers in sustainable travel to gain recognition for their work by entering its inaugural programme before 24 May. Individuals and organisations across the globe accelerating change and making an impactful contribution to net positive tourism are invited to enter for free, with three weeks left before the 24 May closing deadline.