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From moros to mass tourism — historical bonds fuel Saudi-Spanish tourism takeoff, says ex-Balearic leader

From moros to mass tourism — historical bonds fuel Saudi-Spanish tourism takeoff, says ex-Balearic leader

  • Jose Ramon Bauza says Saudi-Spanish tourism ties may be in their infancy but are poised for a fruitful relationship
  • ‘Kingdom has everything to become global leader on vacational and family destinations,’ former Spanish senator tells Arab News
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