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Oxford Economics: the Middle East remains a strong tourism market despite geopolitical risks

Find out why Oxford Economics still sees the Middle East as one of the strongest long-term tourism markets, despite security tensions. We bring an overview of growth in Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar, investments in aviation, luxury resorts and megaprojects that are changing global travel flows.

09.05.2026

Travel

The UAE's exit from OPEC changes energy policy and opens more space for aviation and tourism

Find out how the United Arab Emirates' decision to leave OPEC changes relations on the oil market, but also the country's broader economic strategy. We provide an overview of possible consequences for aviation, tourism, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, fuel prices, and regional competition at a moment when the Emirates are turning ever more strongly toward global services.

29.04.2026

Travel

The UAE-Azerbaijan agreement opens space for stronger tourism, more flights, and new regional cooperation

Find out how the CEPA agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Azerbaijan could affect tourism, air connectivity, and investment. We bring an overview of the key figures, political context, and the reasons why both countries want to connect the markets of the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Europe more strongly.

19.04.2026

Travel

Private flights from the Gulf in the shadow of war: how “rescue flights” from the UAE, Qatar and Israel became expensive PR

We bring an overview of the chaos in air traffic during the war escalation around Iran and reveal how private charter companies turned expensive “rescue flights” into a powerful marketing tool. Find out who can actually leave on those routes, who remains stranded in airports, and where assistance ends and profit from crisis travel begins.

07.03.2026

Travel

Russian outbound tourism defies isolation: Thailand and the UAE as neutral meeting zones while the war in Ukraine continues

Find out why Russian outbound tourism recovered despite sanctions and how Russian and Ukrainian travelers meet in Thailand and the UAE. We provide context on spending and routes via Dubai, official tourism figures, and UN Tourism’s discussion of whether travel can become a modest bridge to dialogue.

15.02.2026

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Articles with this tag

Oxford Economics: the Middle East remains a strong tourism market despite geopolitical risks

The UAE's exit from OPEC changes energy policy and opens more space for aviation and tourism

The UAE-Azerbaijan agreement opens space for stronger tourism, more flights, and new regional cooperation

Private flights from the Gulf in the shadow of war: how “rescue flights” from the UAE, Qatar and Israel became expensive PR

Russian outbound tourism defies isolation: Thailand and the UAE as neutral meeting zones while the war in Ukraine continues

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