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Palma is evolving its tourism strategy around long-term value, year-round demand and a stronger balance between visitor growth and residents’ quality of life. Through the Palma 365 vision, the city is positioning itself as a leading Mediterranean destination defined by culture, gastronomy, heritage, sustainability and contemporary urban life, while encouraging higher-value travel beyond the summer season. Investment in public spaces, sustainable mobility, environmental initiatives and smarter destination management is helping disperse visitors, support local businesses and improve the overall experience. Looking ahead, Palma aims to strengthen its core European markets while expanding in North America, the Middle East and Asia, with the ambition of being recognised as an authentic, cosmopolitan and forward-thinking city that prioritises quality over quantity.

Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Green Rock LLC today announced the signing of a franchise agreement for Hyatt Regency Dilijan, which will mark the debut of the Hyatt Regency brand in Armenia. The signing represents another milestone in Hyatt’s continued growth across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, expanding its premium full-service portfolio into another strategically important market. The agreement was commemorated during a groundbreaking ceremony in Dilijan, attended by representatives from the Government of Armenia, Hyatt and Green Rock.

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Abu Dhabi has emerged as one of the world’s most dynamic tourism destinations, successfully blending centuries-old heritage with cutting-edge attractions, world-class hospitality and a bold vision for the future. From the cultural treasures of Saadiyat Island and the architectural magnificence of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque to adrenaline-fuelled entertainment on Yas Island and the tranquil landscapes of Al Ain and the Empty Quarter, the emirate continues to redefine what visitors can expect from a Middle Eastern destination. The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) is at the heart of that transformation, driving sustainable tourism growth while ensuring the emirate’s rich culture and traditions remain central to its appeal.