Travel Sector

Abu Dhabi hoping 2m tourist target

Abu Dhabi hoping 2m tourist targetAbu Dhabi is gradually becoming hot spot for tourists given to its world class infrastructure and quality life. This is reflected in significant surge in number of tourists stayed in Abu Dhabi's hotels and hotel apartment’s year-to-date.

ADTA online licensing procedures

ADTA online licensing proceduresThe Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority is all set to introduce innovative techniques for licensing procedure for all exhibitions and conferences held in Abu Dhabi. People can avail any information regarding conferences through a unique web address from 20th September.

ADTA gets good response from road show in India

Abu Dhabi woos large number of tourists

'Abu Dhabi woos large number of touristsThere is no match of Abu Dhabi in providing luxurious and ultra modern tourism facilities to the travelers, both business and leisure segment. The city-state has been ranked one of the world’s top tourism destination based on infrastructure and ultra modern facilities it has been offering to all types of travelers.

Abu Dhabi launches the first desert camps classification system

Abu-Dhabi-Tourism-AuthorityAbu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA) has released a latest compulsory classification system; the first in the world, for desert camps, which has become one of UAE's swiftest developing leisure tourism sub-sectors, reportedly.

Tourist numbers increase sharply

TouristThere has been a quick boost in vacationer visiting the UAE as it has become a preferred aim. This is according to a superior from Ministry of internal official. Major General Mohammad Al Merri who is the Director General of Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) division in Dubai, has stated that the Gulf news bulletin that his division is dedicated to make available all amenities to travel corporations to deal with the elevated quantity of guests.

High charge for visas

High charge for visasFinancial plan for some extra time and money are required for Canadians travelling to the United Arab Emirates while planning their trips.

Starting Jan. 2, $1,000 for visas will be charged by the Middle Eastern country.

The argument over Canadian landing rights for UAE airlines has brought it in the middle.

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