Josh Corder

Despite tensions all around it, the Middle East had another good year for tourism. Jordan was an exception to that, but its tourism minister remains hopeful for the future.

Moscow is looking to get more UAE travelers flying in after Dubai has enjoyed a surge in Russian business since 2022.

Religious tourism is a historic and lucrative business in Saudi Arabia. That should mean it's easier to draw overseas investors.

Saudi Arabia's soaring upwards trajectory lost some steam last year, but 2025 is the year when flagship hotels go live across the kingdom.

The Middle East has been seen as a luxury destination for years, but if it wants to hit its lofty targets, a shift towards affordability is required.

20 new gaming tables is hardly going to make a dent for Wynn Resorts, but the Crown London gives Wynn a chance to pitch its other hotels.

There's a funny thing about ultra-luxury: You want to grow because growth economies of scale are real. But also, if you grow too much, you're not exclusive anymore. Kerzner aims to thread that needle.

Times are changing in the Middle East with the launch of new airlines, unified visas and an all-out entertainment economy.

Dubai Airports has set out to build the world's largest airport, but the size doesn't matter to its CEO, it's about the tech.

Dubai's ever-growing tourism sector makes STRs look like easy money, but operators warn this is far from true.