The old adage of one man’s medicine being another’s poison has come true in Cardiff.

The fickle summer weather in Wales with overcast days, cool sea breezes and showers that has been the bane for long complaining British tourists is now turning to be a boon for sun-scorched fugitives from Abu Dhabi’s relentless dry heat.

The Arabs like rain. They love the tranquility in Wales. They like to go to the green parts of Wales, the caves and the rivers.

Despite little official promotion and no direct flights from the Middle East the market for Welsh breaks is showing an upward trend to the extent that some Arabs have even bought Welsh holiday homes.

Cardiff Airport is now trying to persuade an Arab airline to fly direct to South Wales.

Wales is not as overheated and metropolitan as London and has beautiful hills and coast attracting from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia for their holidays

Another point of attraction was Cardiff’s abundance of Middle Eastern restaurants.

On an average 4,000 passengers a year fly between Cardiff and the Middle East via Amsterdam, including inbound leisure travellers, students and oil-industry workers, and people feel that though Wales may not grow as a volume market it would surely grow as a quality market for the wealthy Arab tourists.

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