Josh Corder

45 minutes from the center of Dubai is Sharjah, an emirate that isn't trying to turn heads like its neighbors do.

Days after getting the green light for gaming, Wynn gives a presentation to investors. Here are the highlights.

The UAE’s emerging casino industry remains under wraps, but growing investments and behind-the-scenes developments indicate a lucrative future, quietly reshaping the region’s tourism and entertainment landscape for foreign travelers.

The gaming authority had previously issued only one license since its creation in 2023 - to a national lottery company in Abu Dhabi.

Travelers fear the Middle East is decending into war, but the situation is different everywhere you look.

It's tough keeping track of all of Accor's brands. But CEO Sebastien Bazin says the strategy is working.

Increasing spending of domestic tourists is of paramount importance to the UAE and Saudi. Why? Because these residents are some of the highest spenders in travel.

Morocco is spending $5 billion to be World Cup-ready, but in doing so, it is putting itself at risk of overtourism in the busiest areas.

Formed in 1997, Coldplay still seems to have the star power to rock cities. Abu Dhabi is the latest to feel this effect, where a Premier Inn costs $300 when they're in town.

Qatar is the 42nd country to make the list, but its inclusion is more to do with the country's politics than its tourism sector.