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Ministers from Bahrain and Egypt attend global tourism competitiveness dialogue in Malta

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The World Travel & Tourism Council held a Global Leaders Dialogue in Valletta, Malta, on October 7, 2026. Ministers from 24 countries attended the meeting, which examined how visa policies, border technology, and infrastructure are affecting global tourism competition. Ministers and private-sector executives agreed that closer cooperation between governments and businesses is needed to attract investment and travelers.

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The dialogue placed particular emphasis on seamless travel and the intensifying international competition for tourism investment. The meeting reinforced the need for governments and businesses to coordinate efforts to remove barriers to growth and attract capital to global tourism destinations.

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Who's involved

  • BahrainMinister attended the dialogue on tourism competitiveness
  • EgyptMinister attended the dialogue on tourism competitiveness
  • Jo Etienne AbelaMinister for Tourism in Malta, who participated in the dialogue

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    UN Tourism may see its mandate reinforced by the global tourism investment agenda discussed.

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