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Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Tourism has approved updated licensing and classification standards for Hajj accommodation in Makkah and Madinah ahead of Hajj 1448, introducing Economy and First Class categories and multi-stage inspections.
Pakistan collected over $208 million in Hajj 2027 dues within five days as its government scheme filled rapidly, while private operators were given an August 31 deadline to activate packages or risk losing their quota.
Saudi Arabia has announced Hajj 2027 reforms that bundle accommodation, transport and catering into unified packages, cut offerings to three tiers, discontinue Package D and require compulsory training for Hajj staff.
Saudi Arabia has opened an early registration-of-interest process on the Nusuk Hajj platform for international pilgrims planning Hajj 2027, as ministry preparations with more than 75 countries get under way.
Saudi Arabia will require Hajj affairs office personnel to complete a compulsory training programme before they can obtain the visas and permits needed to work during the 1448 AH Hajj season.
Pakistan's Ministry of Religious Affairs says 84,000 intending pilgrims have paid Rs52.5bn in first instalments for Hajj 2027 through a new digital system, with the short package selling out on day one.
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