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Bahrain Participates in World Travel and Tourism Council Summit in Malta

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Bahrain’s Minister of Tourism and Chairperson of the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority, Fatima Al Sairafi, attended the 26th World Travel and Tourism Council Global Summit in Valletta, Malta, from October 7 to 9, 2026. The summit brought together global leaders to examine trends and challenges shaping the future of travel and tourism. Discussions centered on strengthening destinations’ ability to adapt to global changes, facilitating the movement of travelers and capital, and enhancing government-private sector partnerships to attract investment.

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The summit examined major transformations affecting the global tourism sector, including the growing role of artificial intelligence, sustainability, and innovation. Bahrain’s participation provided an opportunity to exchange expertise on future tourism trends and practices while exploring opportunities for growth and investment.

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  • Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority could gain strategic direction and investment opportunities for tourism promotion.

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    Bahrain's presence at the summit might reinforce its role in global tourism investment forums.

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