DONALD Trump is hosting Emmanuel Macron in Washington for a crunch state visit - with one Iranian official warning it could be “all or nothing” for peace in the Middle East.

Arabian Travel Market, the Middle East’s leading travel industry showcase, opens its doors for four days of business networking opportunities, insightful seminar sessions and top level ministerial discussions. Here Breaking Travel News brings you all the latest new from the key players at this year’s event in our Special Edition magazine.

Arabian Travel Market is the leading, international travel and tourism event in the Middle East, unlocking business potential for inbound and outbound tourism professionals. This year ATM is celebrating 25 years and here Breaking Travel News catches up with the key players at the event.

Korean beauty giant Amorepacific Group wants to increase global sales by entering into new regions. The company, which previously focused its global strategy on the Asian, North American and European markets, is now entering into high-growth potential regions such as the Middle East and Oceania, while launching additional brands in existing markets. Amorepacific is giving a boost to its international development. The group has just announced the launch of Hera - it's luxury beauty brand - (...) -

Time Hotels has announced plans to open six new properties across the Middle East by the end of 2020.

Now in its 25th year, the 2018 edition will welcome over 2,500 exhibiting companies and an expected 40,000 visitors, with over 150 countries represented, 65 national pavilions, and more than 100 new exhibitors set to make their ATM debut.