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There’s no question that the Middle East is one of the hottest travel destinations for 2018. The region is becoming increasingly popular and new attractions are popping up all around. One of the greatest appeals for travellers is that the Middle East, formerly known for being very closed off to the rest of the world, is becoming more touristic and welcoming more people than ever. This will be the year that the Middle East takes the world by storm. The United Arab Emirates Dubai There’s no doubt that Dubai is one of the most popular tourist destinations worldwide. Even for people who have formerly been to the city, 2018 will come with full of surprises and new exciting attractions. Perhaps the most exciting of them all is the  Dubai Frame , an architectural wonder and an addition to the Dubai skyline, which will certainly drive even more people to the city during 2018. Dubai Frame | © Leonid Andronov / Shutterstock Abu Dhabi The end of 2017 brought a new spot...

Boys swim in the mountainous Jafariya district of the western province of Raymah. All photos were shot between May 20 and June 3, 2016. (Abduljabbar Zeyad/Reuters) Perched in the upper altitudes of Raymah province are villages, centuries-old houses of stone that stud a series of mountains. Though these people are largely sheltered from the raging Yemen war, the remote lifestyle creates basic survival challenges. The people live without electricity or running water who visited the area in May and June. Residents must travel long distances to see a doctor. To move goods, they have three choices: by foot, by donkey, or by a rickety, rusted cable car powered by an automobile engine. “Despite the difficulty of life, we’re still living here, just as our fathers and our ancestors did,” Mohammad Yahya Haidar told Zeyad. “We grow coffee and grain like they did, and we’ve grown accustomed to this life with all its cruelty and extreme hardship.”

In the narrow back streets of Hong Kong, you can perch on a stool in a modest stall, and slurp down a bowl of piping hot prawn wonton noodle soup for a few dollars. This bustling little eatery is the smallest of small businesses. But it’s part of a vast global industry–one that, with swiftly growing appetites in countries such as China, India and Brazil, is expanding at a remarkable pace. The noodle stall is one of the reasons analysts get jumpy when asked to quantify the size of the global food industry. “I could give you a number, but it would be pretty misleading,” says Jonathan Banks, business insights director at AC Nielsen, the market research firm. “I’d rather not.” Like the peas on your plate, financial figures for food are notoriously hard to capture. “Governments have figures for the percentage of personal-consumption expenditures that go toward food,” says David Palmer, senior food analyst at UBS . “But if you want not just any food, but what we call packaged food, you ...

Is tourism really the world’s largest industry? When you hear a claim like “tourism is the world’s largest industry,” a natural question follows: Says who? The claim is made in various forms, from industry influencers like  Rafat Ali , the founder of Skift, to the UNWTO, which for years has said (in fairness) that tourism is “ one of “  the world’s largest economic sectors. We know the claim has been made for at least a decade, thanks to one embattled tourism professor from Northern Arizona University who penned  a blog post in 2008  imploring his students to stop parroting the claim. In order to get the bottom of where this oft-cited statistic comes from—and determine whether it has any merit—you first have to understand how we decide what constitutes an “industry.” It’s an important, albeit unsexy, question. Though governments measure the size of  many industries , tourism was not always one of them. According to standard classifications, tourism fal...

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There are two Countries which are attracted To Visit In The Middle East Jordan. Jordan is one of the friendliest countries in the Middle East and thus is safe for travel too! ... Dubai. Dubai, a city in the United Arab Emirates is definitely one among the best places to visit in the Middle...