WTM - traducción al Inglés

1. The WTM, from November 14 to 17, has attracted 5,105 exhibitors from more than 1'3 countries, including 57 from the UAE, including national institutes, hotels and companies in the tourism sector.

2. Sarah Abdullah, Arab News JEDDAH, 18 December 2007 — Halal airlines and women–only hotels are just some of the up and coming investment trends currently gaining global popularity, according to a recently released global trends report published by World Tourism Market (WTM) |The report also said Saudi Arabia and the Gulf should do more to promote the Islamic tourism market and urged the region to take a more assertive role in pursuing the wealth of investment opportunities in the market, noting that «it is critical for Middle Eastern countries to take concrete steps to develop halal tourism internally.» In the past, due to Saudi Arabia’s strict religious rules prohibiting women from checking in hotels or traveling without the presence of a male family member or written consent from a male guardian, many investors deemed it is a fruitless endeavor to invest in Islamic tourism with only a minimal amount of women found to be traveling alone.