The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) held a vibrant multi-city roadshow across New Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai from 8–12 September 2025. This initiative aimed to strengthen ties with India’s travel trade and spotlight Abu Dhabi’s evolving tourism landscape. Key Highlights: - Strategic Engagement: Connected Abu Dhabi’s hotels, attractions, airlines, and DMCs with top Indian travel agencies and tour operators. - Tourism Growth: India remains Abu Dhabi’s leading source market, with over 360,000 Indian hotel guests in 2024—a 43% increase from 2023—and projections of 400,000+ visitors in 2025. - New Attractions: Attendees got a sneak peek into upcoming developments like teamLab Phenomena, BAPS Hindu Mandir, and cultural hubs such as Yas Island, Al Ain, and Saadiyat Cultural District. - Training Tools: Promoted the multilingual Experience Abu Dhabi Experts e-learning platform, empowering agents to better market the destination. - Vision 2030: Aligned with Abu Dhabi’s Tourism Strategy 2030, which aims to welcome 39.3 million visitors by the end of the decade. Abdulla Yousuf, Director of International Operations at DCT Abu Dhabi, emphasized the importance of collaboration and innovation in shaping memorable travel experiences for Indian visitors. For more information about the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi and the destination, please visit: dctabudhabi.ae and visitabudhabi.ae If you have any objection to this content, kindly contact mail@travelmedia.in to notify us. We will respond and rectify the situation in the next 24 hours.
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