Travel Restrictions: Bahrain has told citizens to stop travelling to Iran and Iraq until further notice, warning legal action for violators as regional security alerts stay elevated. Tourism Boost: Eid Al Adha visitors helped lift Bahrain’s hospitality sector, with Tourism Minister Fatima Al Sairafi citing growth since the “We Miss You” campaign and renewed tourism and entertainment activity, especially from GCC arrivals. Summer What’s On: Bahrain Tourism & Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) rolled out a packed June events calendar, including family-friendly attractions like The Big Bounce Arabia and major concerts such as Nancy Ajram on June 5. Sports & Travel: Bahrain’s senior men’s football team is heading to Europe for a training camp in Georgia and Türkiye, with friendlies against Georgia (June 5) and Syria (June 9) as preparations continue for the Gulf Cup and AFC Asian Cup 2027. Business Travel: Bahrain EDB launched a five-day Europe investor roadshow in Barcelona, Zurich and Geneva, targeting C-suite networking across finance, manufacturing, logistics and tourism. Local Nature Rules: Authorities warned crowds to stay out of Buhair Valley’s protected areas after Eid trespassing, littering and damage reports, with legal action promised. Education & Hospitality: Vatel Bahrain won “Leading Hospitality and Tourism Management Institution in the Middle East for 2026” at the LUXlife Travel and Tourism Awards.