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Saudi Arabia's Nusuk Masar platform now runs Hajj contracting, payments, visas and crowd scheduling on a single calendar of fixed deadlines, with airline and service agreements due to be concluded in late 2026.
After years of extreme summer heat, the Hajj is set to move gradually into cooler months from 2027 as the Islamic lunar calendar shifts, even as Saudi Arabia expands record cooling and shading infrastructure.
Egyptian tourism authorities have warned prospective Hajj pilgrims against unlicensed brokers and fake social media offers as official procedures for the 2027 season get under way, urging bookings only through licensed companies.
Saudi Arabia has opened early preparations for Hajj 2027 with more than 75 countries, unveiling an integrated accommodation, transport and catering package, three restructured tiers and compulsory staff training.
Pakistan's Hajj 2027 registration has drawn a huge early response, passing 100,000 sign-ups in five days against a national quota of 179,210, managed through a new paperless digital system.
Several countries face late-September 2026 deadlines to register and submit pilgrim data for the 2027 Hajj, as Saudi Arabia pushes earlier digital processing through Nusuk and Nusuk-Masar.
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