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Mantis Keeps Building in Gulf as Demand Shrinks to Locals

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The war means Mantis’ Gulf properties are serving only a domestic market for now. Its long-term bet on the region, as it builds out its "circuit" tourism offer, depends on international travelers coming back.

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Mantis Keeps Building in Gulf as Demand Shrinks to Locals
Deepthi Nair · 11/12/2026, 4:30:00 AM
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