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The country's major tourist attractions are the [[Kuwait Towers]] in [[Kuwait City]], |
The country's major tourist attractions are the [[Kuwait Towers]] in [[Kuwait City]], |
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[[Al Hamra Tower]] the tallest curved skyscraper, [[Sabah Al-Ahmad Sea City]] the marine city in Kuwait and the [[Grand Mosque Of Kuwait]] in [[Kuwait City]]. |
[[Al Hamra Tower]] the tallest curved skyscraper in the world , [[Sabah Al-Ahmad Sea City]] the marine city in Kuwait and the [[Grand Mosque Of Kuwait]] in [[Kuwait City]]. |
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Revision as of 18:02, 2 January 2023
Tourism in the Kuwait is an important component of the Economy of the Kuwait, and consists of domestic and international components. In 2018, tourist industry composed over 1.069 billion dinars to country's GDP.[1]
The tourist industry of the Kuwait the most successful among the Gulf nations. The country is also the tourist force in the Arab world. Tourism employed more than 516,000 people for the Kuwait as for 2018.[2]
The country's major tourist attractions are the Kuwait Towers in Kuwait City, Al Hamra Tower the tallest curved skyscraper in the world , Sabah Al-Ahmad Sea City the marine city in Kuwait and the Grand Mosque Of Kuwait in Kuwait City.