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Middle East leads recovery rates for international tourist arrivals

Middle East leads recovery rates for international tourist arrivals

  • WEF report finds Saudi Arabia showed the most improvement in its ranking score between 2019 and 2024 in the region
  • The UAE, ranking No. 18 globally, is the top performer in the MENA region
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