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Middle East's Recovery Stalled Again: Skift Travel Health Index
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (127+ words) The Middle East’s recovery remains vulnerable. Renewed travel warnings make a rapid rebound less likely, leaving accommodation providers focused on both rebuilding demand and recovering pricing power. The Skift Travel Health Index stood at 99 in July, down 1% year-on-year. But the…...
A Lost Year for Gulf Tourism
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (209+ words) Rooms are filling at half-price, not at pre-war demand — that’s hurting big brands and independents alike, but only one side has the balance sheet to outlast it. J.S. Anand runs Leva Hotels, a mid-sized hospitality group with properties across Dubai,…...
What Radisson’s Saudi Arabia Bet Reveals About the Gulf’s Divided Recovery
3+ week, 39+ min ago (205+ words) Radisson’s own development numbers are the latest confirmation of a pattern playing out across the Gulf: domestic demand is the hedge, and Saudi Arabia has it, the UAE doesn’t. Radisson Hotel Group operates 35 hotels in Saudi Arabia today, with 15 more…...
Saudi Arabia and Egypt Lead Middle East’s Hotel Construction. The UAE Trails.
3+ week, 6+ day ago (206+ words) War disruption doesn’t slow hotel construction in the Gulf. Riyadh and Cairo still have room to build. Hotel construction in the Middle East continues to increase despite the demand-side disruption caused by the U.S.-Iran war, according to a new…...