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The agreement will see Aegean Airlines begin direct flight service between Athens and Kuwait on the late evening of June 20th with a frequency of 2 flights per week.
“The majority of our tourists are from the GCC countries. Our top market is Saudi Arabia, followed by Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, and Oman. Tourists from these countries are mainly families coming to Kuwait to visit friends and family,” says Faisal Al-Duraie, Director of Research & Tourism Information at the Ministry of Information – Tourism Sector.
Al Kazemi Travel Agencies Co. W.L.L. (part of Al Kazemi Group) proudly becomes the exclusive agent of Azerbaijan Airlines in the State of Kuwait, establishing the first direct flight from Kuwait to Baku – Azerbaijan.
“The government is now concentrating on our cultural sites. We recently completed the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Cultural Centre, which houses an opera center and different convention centers. By the middle of this year, we expect to open another cultural and scientific center, called Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Centre.”
This increased to about 650,000 by the end of 2013. Midway through 2014, we received our 8 millionth visitor.
Islamic tourism is a new emerging niche that is gaining a momentum alongside with the liberation of Iraq.
The Kuwait Scientific Centre is planning a new expansion.
According to Mijbil Al-Mutawa, Chairman of The Kuwait Scientific Centre (TKSC), Kuwait needs to invest into tourism projects.
Why not combine leisure time with the pleasure of learning in an exciting environment? The Scientific Center of Kuwait (TSCK) makes it possible.
As a holiday destination, the norther Gulf state does not make it into dinner conversation about hot-spots like Egypt and Jordan, or “Fly-Buy-Dubai.” Only at a second glance, does Kuwait offer a variety of urban life, Arab culture, desert tourism, and maritime sports.
