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Air Travel & Diplomacy: Algeria says it will close its airspace to UAE-registered civilian and military aircraft from Friday after severing diplomatic ties, while exempting commercial flights between the UAE and Algiers until end-2026. Tourism Policy: Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb ordered an immediate census and “economic land” inventory across wilayas, including industrial, agricultural and tourist land, to feed the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency’s single window by end-September. International Tourism Trade: Algeria will take part virtually in China’s International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS 2026), via an online pavilion. Travel Safety Awareness: UNESCO-linked reporting warns the Mediterranean faces a near-certain chance of a tsunami wave over 1 meter within 30 years, with French Riviera evacuation planning focusing on how fast people may need to move. Culture & Heritage: Algeria’s tourism ecosystem gets a boost in the background as regional heritage and cultural programming continues to be promoted alongside major international events.

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