by Faro | May 7, 2018 | Country landscapes, Culture, History, MENA, Tourism
Many tourists come not just for sand baths but also for breath-taking sunsets over Merzouga’s shifting sand dunes in the Moroccan desert. So why are Merzouga’s sands therapy for Tourists ? This write-up could do well with the following article of one...
by Faro | Jan 23, 2018 | Culture, Diversification of the economy, MENA
The people of the MENA region originating role in the history of human civilization is notably known by being one of the cradles of civilization. The three of the world’s major religions originated in the region — Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. An article of...
by Faro | Dec 28, 2017 | Greening of the desert
There has never been this much talk about tourism and plans to generate revenues through its development in the MENA countries prior to the drastic drop in the price of oil. Non-oil-exporting MENA countries tourism spreading in a certain way with relative success is...
by Faro | Oct 26, 2017 | MENA, Tourism
Saudi Arabia under the leadership of its young crown prince Salman looks as if undergoing tremendously frantic changes that were for a long time resisted to. This article published by AME info of October 26, 2017 is written by Hadi Khatib. This latter is a business...
by Faro | Oct 11, 2017 | Tourism
We read across the local GCC digital and printed Media that the momentum for hotel development is strong in Dubai with the hospitality segment would be facing these day a situation of oversupply with no less than 80 hotels planned to open in the UAE in 2018. This is...
by Eyman | Oct 10, 2017 | K S A, Saudi Arabia, Tourism
The International Monetary Fund in its recent report on Saudi Arabia informed that the country whilst reconsidering the speed at which it is taking steps towards austerity, it is nevertheless avoiding slowing down its economy, to notably not increase its unemployment...
