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Intrepid Travel introduces an exciting new adventure: a 12-day tour of Saudi Arabia, expertly guided by women, exclusively tailored for women travelers. Intrepid Travel expands its female-only lineup with the addition of a captivating new tour, beginning in Riyadh and concluding in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Dubbed the Saudi Arabia Women’s Expedition, this exclusive journey aims […]
Morocco is where you can explore Islam’s cultural and spiritual traditions while experiencing delicious food, medinas, riads, and souks to more adventurous activities like surfing, trekking and camping in the Sahara. There are lots of famous destinations where travellers visit to experience Islamic culture, art, design and architecture: Istanbul in Turkey, Samarkand in Uzbekistan, and […]
National Fitness Day took place in September showcasing any array of sporting activities. We have selected active lifestyle destinations that will enable you to keep on track with your fitness and well-being goals. With the winter season kicking in you can’t go wrong with these hand-picked winter escapes. Bond Through Water Sports in Pristine Lagoons […]
It’s no surprise that many countries around the world are increasingly looking to cater for Muslim travellers. In 2022 alone, 110 million Muslim international visitors were accounting for 12% of all international arrivals. This number is only predicted to increase to 140 million in 2023 and a further 160 million in 2024. But this growth […]
“Gen Zs will lead the narrative of the next phase of the development of Halal travel and will play a crucial role in championing sustainability initiatives.” Fazal Bahardeen – Founder & CEO of CrescentRating and HalalTrip In a recently published report by CrescentRating, Halal travel was once again explored with a focus on Gen Z […]
5 Other Things To Do In Cairo Words Juber Ahmed If you ask anyone about Cairo, the first thing that pops into their mind is the legendary pyramids – maybe even the Egyptian Museum or the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar. But beyond the pyramids, museums and busy marketplaces lie a world of sites that are waiting […]
