With Eid Al Fitr fast approaching, hotels in destinations across the Middle East and Asia are revealing bargain deals for...
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Scott Campbell is the Editor-in-Chief of Middle East Traveller. He also writes for titles including Condé Nast Traveller Middle East, Arab News, The National, Washington Post, The Sun and MailOnline. Formerly based in the UK at leading news organisations including the Daily Telegraph, Daily Express and ITV News, Scott moved to the GCC in 2018 and has worked across Dubai, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi and Riyadh. He was previously the Digital Editor of Time Out Dubai and a frequent contributor of restaurant reviews to the magazine's pages.
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