The Brazilian Tourist Board, in partnership with Exame magazine, is hosting an award to highlight projects that boosted inbound tourism in Brazil. Applications are open until January 24.
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The North African Arab country welcomed more than 11 million foreign visitors, generating USD 2.68 billion in revenue through December 22.
The Ministry of Ports and Airports predicts that Brazil will have seen 130 million air travelers in 2025. From January to November, the number of international passengers grew by 13.6%.
The institution’s vice president and Board member attended a meeting on products and services permitted for followers of Islam. The assessment is that initiatives presented in the British capital could be applied in Brazil.
Adding attractions to leisure routes, gaining international recognition for a tourist village, and launching preservation projects are among Jordanians’ measures and achievements to boost the sector. The country welcomed 540,000 visitors in October.
The state of Rio de Janeiro welcomed 1.8 million visitors from abroad between January and October, already surpassing the total number of arrivals for the entire year of 2024.
The first panel of the second day of the Global Halal Brazil Business Forum 2025 presented data and expectations about the tourism sector for Muslims in Brazil and worldwide.
The United Arab Emirates will open to the public on December 3 a museum in Abu Dhabi that will showcase the country’s history through an immersive journey in tribute to its founder, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.
Participating in the ABAV Expo, held in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro city, the Moroccan airline met with travel agencies, laying the groundwork for the launch of the route between Morocco and Rio. The company already operates the direct São Paulo–Casablanca route.
The restored tomb of the pharaoh who ruled Ancient Egypt for about 40 years has been reopened to visitors in Luxor. The site was presented to the press over the weekend.
An aerial view of the Bent Pyramid (L) and the Red Pyramid (R), with their approximately 4,600-year history at the Dahshur, built by Pharaoh Snefru. The Bent Pyramid, which has a different appearance due to the angle changes made during the construction process. The Red Pyramid got its name from the reddish limestone used in
People bathe and swim in the Mediterranean Sea waters at a beach in the resort town of Hammamet in Tunisia’s Nabeul province. Tourism is a key part of Tunisia’s economy. By July 20 of this year, the country had received 5.279 million visitors. ©Fethi Belaid/AFP
Egypt’s Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Sherif Fathi inspects a recovered artifact at Abu Qir Bay in Alexandria on Thursday (21). The ceremony is part of an event organized by the Ministry of Tourism to recover sunken antiquities, according to ©Agence France Presse. ©Khaled Desouki/AFP
From January to July 20, the North African country saw a 19.8% increase in visitors from a year ago.
