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Kerala Tourism spotlights Gulf market at Dubai fair

Kerala Tourism has stepped up its outreach to Gulf travellers at Arabian Travel Market 2026 in Dubai, using the four-day trade fair to present the state’s backwaters, wellness products, culture, nature and adventure experiences to buyers and industry partners. Tourism Minister P. C. Vishnunadh visited the Kerala pavilion at the Dubai World Trade Centre and met UAE Minister of Economy and Tourism…

Kerala Tourism has increased its engagement with the Gulf market at the Arabian Travel Market 2026 in Dubai, showcasing the state's attractions, wellness products, culture, nature, and adventure experiences to buyers and industry partners. Kerala Tourism Minister P. C. Vishnunadh visited the Kerala pavilion at the Dubai World Trade Centre, accompanied by Tourism Secretary Biju K. Vishnunadh, to promote the state's offerings to Gulf travellers and deepen engagement with an important overseas market.

The state's 69-square-metre pavilion, themed "Green Peace – Yalla Kerala," highlighted Kerala as a year-round destination, focusing on Ayurveda and wellness, beaches, backwaters, cultural experiences, and adventure travel. In addition to destination promotion, the event served as a platform for networking with airlines, tour operators, and other travel-sector partners, with six Kerala-based tourism businesses joining the pavilion as co-exhibitors.

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