Destination Guide
Ancient history meets futuristic ambition. The Middle East offers a contrast unlike anywhere else on earth.
The Middle East has transformed into one of the world’s most exciting travel destinations. Dubai’s skyline redefines what a city can be. Oman offers quiet, understated beauty. Jordan holds Petra and the Dead Sea. Saudi Arabia is opening its doors to tourism for the first time in history.
Beyond the headlines, this is a region of extraordinary hospitality, world-class hotels and experiences that range from desert camping under the stars to dining in the world’s tallest building. Winter sun from the UK is just six hours away.
"No man can live this life and emerge unchanged. He will carry, however faint, the imprint of the desert, the brand which marks the nomad; and he will have within him the yearning to return."Wilfred Thesiger, Arabian Sands
Why Visit
Dubai and Abu Dhabi push the boundaries of architecture, dining and entertainment. Every visit reveals something new.
Dune bashing, camel trekking, overnight camps under the stars. The Arabian desert offers adventure wrapped in luxury.
Petra carved into rose-red cliffs. The souks of Muscat. The ruins of AlUla. History here spans thousands of years.
The Middle East has more five-star hotels per square mile than almost anywhere. Service standards are exceptionally high.
When Europe shivers, the Middle East shines. November to March offers perfect temperatures of 22–28°C.
From the Gold Souk to the Dubai Mall, traditional markets to Michelin-starred restaurants. The shopping and food scene is outstanding.
Where We Send Our Clients

The ultimate city break with beach. Iconic architecture, luxury shopping, world-class dining and year-round sunshine. Six hours from London.

The Middle East's best-kept secret. Dramatic fjords, ancient forts, empty beaches and a genuinely warm welcome. More understated than Dubai, equally rewarding.

Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea and the Red Sea. Jordan packs an extraordinary amount into a small, safe and welcoming country.

AlUla's ancient tombs, the Red Sea coast, Jeddah's historic old town. Saudi is opening to tourism with ambitious plans and jaw-dropping landscapes.
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