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12 April 2026

The United Arab Emirates is preparing a comprehensive support package for the tourism industry, which is feeling the effects of the deteriorating geopolitical situation in the region. Since the start of the conflict with Iran, the tourism, hospitality, and aviation sectors have seen a marked slowdown.
The new aid package aims to stabilize one of the most important sectors of the United Arab Emirates’ economy. Tourism, hospitality, and aviation—sectors that form the foundation of the Emirati development model—have come under pressure from declining traffic and reduced traveler numbers.
Since the outbreak of war in the region, the tourism sector in the Emirates has seen a marked slowdown in growth. Declining passenger traffic, travel restrictions, and geopolitical uncertainty have influenced the decisions of travelers and business partners.
Despite the difficult situation, the United Arab Emirates emphasizes the strategic importance of the tourism sector to its economy. The support package is intended not only to mitigate the effects of the current crisis but also to strengthen the industry’s long-term resilience. The planned measures include both financial support and promotional initiatives aimed at maintaining the Emirates’ appeal as a global travel destination.
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