IQNA – The capital of Vietnam is making affairs to attract more Muslim tourists expand its reach into the Muslim world
News ID: 3493139 Publish Date : 2025/05/18
IQNA – The São Paulo State in Brazil is making efforts to attract Muslim tourists by offering cultural sensitivity, Halal-friendly hotels, and unique local experiences.
News ID: 3492467 Publish Date : 2025/03/22
IQNA – Malaysia is seeing a significant influx of Muslim tourists during the holy month of Ramadan.
News ID: 3492278 Publish Date : 2025/03/11
IQNA – Hong Kong is going to become a Muslim-friendly destination for businessmen and tourists from Southeast Asia.
News ID: 3491901 Publish Date : 2025/02/17
IQNA – Some 4.5 million Muslim tourists traveled to Malaysia last year, generating RM14.7 billion in revenue.
News ID: 3490025 Publish Date : 2024/09/24
IQNA – As the number of Muslims visiting Japan is on the rise, department stores and shopping malls in the East Asian country are increasingly setting up prayer rooms for Muslims.
News ID: 3489557 Publish Date : 2024/08/19
CANBERRA (IQNA) – A new Muslim Travel Guide was launched by Tourism Western Australia (TWA) to make it easier for Muslims to explore the vast state.
News ID: 3485119 Publish Date : 2023/09/11
TEHRAN (IQNA) – Malaysia’s Sabah state is exploring the potential of developing Islamic tourism and attracting more Muslim tourists.
News ID: 3481424 Publish Date : 2022/11/27
TEHRAN (IQNA) – A Bosnian tourism expert says halal tourism needs more investment and infrastructure to grow.
News ID: 3476942 Publish Date : 2021/12/15
TEHRAN (IQNA) – Due to the purposeful portrayal of Muslims in the mainstream media and showing small groups of terrorists as representatives of all of 1.6 billion Muslims, Koreans who are unaccustomed to Muslim visitors, have both hopes and fears.
News ID: 3463756 Publish Date : 2017/08/27
TEHRAN (IQNA) – Lotte Department Store, South Korea's leading retailer, said Sunday it will open prayer rooms for Muslims at its store in Seoul this week as it steps up efforts to attract more tourists from the Middle East and Southeast Asian countries.
News ID: 3463631 Publish Date : 2017/08/13
