About United Airlines
United Airlines is a major American airline company which headquarters is situated in Chicago. It was founded in 1926 as Varney Air Lines but later the name changed to Boeing Air Transport. It is also member of Star Alliance. United Airlines is the largest airline in the world as it covers largest number of destinations in entire world. It offers air services for 1000 destinations in 170 countries and about 700 aircrafts are operated by it. It has strong international route network and 10 international hubs in which George Bush International Airport is the largest hub. It is combination of various airlines which include Capital Airlines, New York Air, Arizona Airways, National Air Transport, Air Micronesia, Pacific Air Transport, Varney Air Lines, Pan American, World Airways Challenger Airlines etc. The logo “U” is used on its aircrafts.
About Tabuk (TUU)
Top reasons why people visit Tabuk:
Historical and Archaeological Sites: Tabuk is rich in history, with significant archaeological sites such as the ancient Tabuk Castle, which dates back to 1559. The castle played a crucial role in the region's history and offers visitors a glimpse into the past. Proximity to Natural Wonders: Tabuk is near several natural attractions, including the stunning landscapes of Wadi Rum in neighboring Jordan and the Red Sea coastline. These areas provide opportunities for hiking, desert excursions, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region. Madain Saleh (Al-Hijr): Located relatively close to Tabuk, Madain Saleh is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved Nabatean tombs and rock-cut architecture. It is considered one of Saudi Arabia's most important archaeological sites. Winter Tourism: Tabuk experiences a cooler climate compared to other parts of Saudi Arabia, making it a popular destination during the winter months. The nearby Jebel Al-Lawz mountain range sometimes sees snowfall, attracting visitors for winter activities. Cultural Experiences: Tabuk offers a variety of cultural experiences, including traditional Saudi markets (souks) and festivals. Visitors can immerse themselves in local customs, cuisine, and hospitality, gaining a deeper understanding of the region's heritage. 
