World’s longest cruise sets sail from Rome on 371-day journey
Norwegian’s Regatta departed Rome on a historic 371-day voyage spanning 62 countries, 6 continents, and over 220 ports of call.
Read moreQatar Airways expands global network to more than 170 destinations
Qatar Airways is expanding its global network to more than 170 destinations, strengthening Doha’s position as a major international aviation hub.
Read moreFlight disruptions hit Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports amid regional tensions
Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports experience flight delays and cancellations on September 2, 2026, due to regional airspace adjustments.
Read moreSaudi Arabia and Kazakhstan sign agreement to expand air connectivity
Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan signed a new Air Services Agreement, increasing the number of permitted weekly flights between the two countries to 70.
Read moreUAE residents face travel and trade disruptions amid US-Iran standoff
Tensions between the US and Iran lead to UAE travel disruptions and a suspension of commercial and financial transactions with Tehran.
Read moreDubai Airports boost operational capacity to handle peak summer return rush
GDRFA Dubai enhanced airport readiness with additional staff and Smart Gate corridors to process returning summer travelers smoothly.
Read moreQatar Airways resumes daily flights to Kuwait City from Terminal 4
Qatar Airways has confirmed the resumption of daily commercial flights connecting Doha and Kuwait City via Terminal 4.
Read moreKuwait International Airport resumes limited flights at Terminal 4 following disruptions
Kuwait International Airport has officially restarted limited international flight operations through Terminal 4 as part of a phased aviation recovery plan.
Read moreSalalah Airport boosts flight capacity as Oman prepares integrated plan for Khareef season
Oman’s aviation authorities have launched an integrated plan for Salalah Airport, adding 68 weekly international flights for the peak Khareef travel season.
Read moreQatar Ministry of Interior concludes temporary extension policy for entry visas
Qatar’s Ministry of Interior has officially ended its temporary entry visa extension policy, returning the state to standard immigration processing.
Read moreGulf aviation sector implements proactive flight routing adjustments for maximum safety
Middle East airlines and civil aviation authorities have introduced proactive flight path adjustments to ensure maximum passenger safety amid regional airspace sensitivities.
Read moreOmani pilgrims return home following coordinated Hajj operations
Omani pilgrim groups have begun returning to Muscat following structured logistical and medical coordination with Saudi authorities.
Read moreGCC unified tourist visa moves closer to implementation across all six member states
The single application Unified GCC Tourist Visa progresses toward implementation, promising simplified travel and reduced entry costs across the Gulf network.
Read moreSaudi Arabia reports arrival of over 1.5 million international pilgrims for Hajj 2026
Over 1.5 million international pilgrims arrive in Saudi Arabia, activating extensive transport and municipal frameworks across Makkah and Madinah.
Read moreGCC unified tourist visa pilot phase confirmed for late 2026 launch
The GCC Grand Tours Visa will officially pilot in late 2026, streamlining travel for expats across the Gulf region.
Read moreSaudi Arabia resumes Umrah visa processing ahead of 2026 season
Saudi Arabia opens visa applications for the upcoming Umrah season, implementing new digital systems to speed up processing for international arrivals.
Read moreUAE passport retains top global ranking for eighth consecutive year
The UAE continues its reign with the world’s most powerful passport in 2026, reinforcing the nation’s status as a global mobility hub.
Read moreOman tourism sector eyes long-term growth despite regional concerns
Tourism operators in Oman say interest in nature tourism, mountain destinations and coastal travel remains relatively steady despite broader geopolitical concerns across the region.
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