Growth projections show the Middle East and Africa are key areas for regional travel economy expansion, with Embraer advising African carriers on cost-efficient airliners.
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Updated Jul 20
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Growth projections show the Middle East and Africa are key areas for regional travel economy expansion, with Embraer advising African carriers on cost-efficient airliners.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Emirates holds dominant market presence and is the favourite airline in the Middle East and Africa.Sub-event
Embraer forecasts demand for smaller jetliners in Africa, while growth projections compare the two regions with China.1 source
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Regional travel economy in the Middle East and Africa is projected to expand, according to a new report published by Euromonitor International.Also in this story
- A conference in Morocco is underway, focusing on travel retail trends and growth potential in the Middle East and Africa.
- A Wave Series is being launched in the region, tailored to regional climate conditions, involving the Middle East and Africa.
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Africa
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
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Embraer
aircraft manufacturer in Brazil
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