Sana Khalid
Saudi Arabia - Saudi Arabia has initiated a new service that allows foreign pilgrims to apply for Umrah And the Prophet’s Mosque in Madina and access the Grand Mosque in Makkah through mobile applications, local
Sana Khalid
Prime Minister Imran Khan, on Tuesday, said that Pakistan has "great potential" to pull tourists from Muslim countries because they were cautious of visiting Europe and other places due to concerns linked to Islamophobia. He
Sana Khalid
Emirates Airline shared an enthralling video on its social media over the weekend to celebrate the news that the UAE had been moved from the red list to amber. The video followed the popular content
Sana Khalid
PM Imran shared scenic photos of first-ever ski traverse in Deosai aimed at boosting winter tourism Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday shared some spectacular pictures of the first-ever winter skiing in snow-covered Deosai plains.
Farhan Qureshi
A safari tourist train has been introduced in the Pakistani railways to promote beauty, culture and tourism of the Potohar region on Sunday. The train will be starting from the Golra station to Attock Khurd.
Farhan Qureshi
Extending the ban on international flights from the country as announced on December 21, Saudi Arabia has said that keeping in view the threats of a new variant reported in Britain, it will remain in
Urooj Niazi
Pakistan International Airlines have cancelled all flights to Saudi Arabia for a week after the gulf country banned entries through all air and land routes owing to the rising number of Covid-19. "Until flight permissions
Adnan Farooq
British Airways has announced it will not launch direct flights between London, UK to Lahore, Pakistan after it announced flights from Islamabad. British Airways will begin flying from Heathrow to Lahore, Pakistan, four times a
Adnan Farooq
The British Airways on Friday said it plans to resume flight operations to Pakistan from August 14 onwards after grounding the planes in the wake of coronavirus. “We are pleased to once again provide a
Adnan Farooq
Hundreds of individuals, who earn their livelihood from the tourism and transport sector in the northern province of Gilgit-Baltistan, came out on streets on Wednesday calling on the authorities to lift the ban on tourist
