UAE, Turkey Join Oman, Egypt, Jordan in Boosting Tourism Trust

March 18, 2026·about 5 hours ago·via Travel And Tour World

United Arab Emirates and Turkey join Oman, Egypt, and Jordan in winning back tourist trust and ensuring continued tourism growth despite strikes, airspace disruptions, and travel uncertainty in the Middle East. These nations counter regional challenges from conflict, including the 2026 Iran war, which costs the industry 600 million euros daily and threatens billions in visitor spending.

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