
Middle East Leads Global Travel Surge in 2025
The Middle East region is at the forefront of the global travel boom in 2025, driven by live tourism experiences and the growing experience economy.
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The Middle East region is at the forefront of the global travel boom in 2025, driven by live tourism experiences and the growing experience economy.

Jordan becomes one of the few Arab countries to join the US Global Entry program, facilitating faster travel to the United States ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Jordan Travel Market 2026 represents a strategic initiative by the JTM Team, aligned with the vision of His Majesty King Abdullah II and HRH Crown Prince Hussein, and supported by key partners ASEZA and ADC to transform Jordan's tourism industry.

The Middle East region is at the forefront of the global travel boom in 2025, driven by live tourism experiences and the growing experience economy.

Jordan's exports to the European Union increase by nearly 46% in the first ten months of 2025, strengthening economic ties and trade relations.

The United States and Jordan strengthen cooperation to safeguard Petra's cultural treasures while promoting sustainable tourism practices.

Jordan's main gateway records strong traffic performance with over 8.9 million passengers by November 2025, reflecting growing tourism demand.

The UAE's tourism sector contributes a record $70 billion to the economy as guest volumes rise nearly 5% to approximately 23 million visitors.

Jordan becomes one of the few Arab countries to join the US Global Entry program, facilitating faster travel to the United States ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Jordan Travel Market 2026 represents a strategic initiative by the JTM Team, aligned with the vision of His Majesty King Abdullah II and HRH Crown Prince Hussein, and supported by key partners ASEZA and ADC to transform Jordan's tourism industry.

Most Middle Eastern hotel markets continue their upward trajectory, supported by strong tourism strategies, expanding connectivity, and sustained rate growth.

Despite reduced spending power and economic pressures, the fundamental desire to travel remained strong throughout 2025, according to industry analysis.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing how travelers discover, plan, and book their trips, with major implications for the tourism industry.

Saudi Arabia is developing new tourism zones across the country, with expanded air access and simplified entry procedures to support its ambitious tourism goals.

Global hospitality group H World International announces expansion plans for the Middle East and North Africa, citing strong regional tourism growth.