The 31st Arabian Travel Market (ATM) concluded in Dubai, UAE, with a record-breaking 15% growth in attendance. Over 46,000 participants from more than 160 countries attended the event, surpassing last year’s milestone attendance. The event highlighted the theme of ‘Empowering Innovation: Transforming Travel Through Entrepreneurship,’ featuring over 2,600 exhibitors and addressing key industry trends and opportunities.
Jamaica’s tourism industry is poised for significant growth as the country enters into discussions with Saudia Holidays, the travel division of Saudia Airlines. This partnership aims to deepen ties and enhance travel services between Jamaica and regions spanning the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America. Saudia Holidays boasts an extensive global network of service providers, allowing for diverse booking options tailored to meet the needs of travelers. Minister Bartlett, leading a Jamaican delegation at the Arabian Travel Market, is actively fostering collaboration with international tourism professionals to expand Jamaica’s reach in the global tourism landscape.
The historic city of New London is poised to become a prominent cruise destination, as evidenced by the scheduled arrival of the American Eagle cruise ship this week. By strategically positioning itself in the cruise industry, New London aims to showcase its unique charm and bolster its tourism sector.
