With total outbound spend by Muslims expected to reach $233 billion globally by 2020 (excluding Hajj and Umrah) global hotels and destinations are increasingly taking note of Muslim travelers. Muslim spend currently
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How to attract Muslim travellers without alienating everybody else
12 Oct 2015
With total outbound spend by Muslims expected to reach $233 billion globally by 2020 (excluding Hajj and Umrah) global hotels and destinations are increasingly taking note of Muslim travelers. Musl..
Reem El Shafaki, DinarStandard Senior Associate