Tourism to food, Buddhist Thailand hunts Halal gold
From hotels with segregated swimming pools to jelly made from seaweed instead of pork bones, Buddhist Thailand is chasing halal gold as it welcomes Muslim visitors.
From hotels with segregated swimming pools to jelly made from seaweed instead of pork bones, Buddhist Thailand is chasing halal gold as it welcomes Muslim visitors.
A study, commissioned by travel technology company Amadeus, revealed that women play an influential role in the travel decision-making process and planning.
The Japanese government wants to attract more Muslim tourists from the Middle East and last year eased visa restrictions for citizens of several regional countries.
South Africa is one of the five most popular non-Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) destinations in the global Muslim travel market, and will be represented at the Halal Tourism Conference…
United Arab Emirates is the fastest-growing halal market in the GCC region in terms of attracting or exporting Halal tourism products.
This population segment offers one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, driven by products and services that are in line with Islamic beliefs.
As the number of Muslim passengers increases, Japan’s leading airline; ANA expanded its halal in-flight menu to address the wide range of dietary needs.
It’s the fastest growing sector of tourism in the world and countries are slowing beginning to tap into it.
The 318-key Jannah Burj Al Sarab, set to open in the next few days, is a dry hotel (it does not serve alcohol), with separate hours in the gym and…
Shariah products and services are an integral part of global economy and are poised to grow with the rise in population.