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Dubai is considering implementing a new law to regulate the distribution of the ten percent service charge hotels receive from guests, Arabian Business has learnt.

Dubai eyes new hotel service charges law

Dubai is considering implementing a new law to regulate the distribution of the ten percent service charge hotels receive from guests, Arabian Business has learnt.

Dubai online travel firm sees 20% increase in bookings

Dubai-based online travel firm Musafir.com will launch a new service aimed at small high street travel agents in the coming months, a senior executive has said.

Extended Stay Hotels - Dubai plans cost friendly offers to woo tourists - paper

Dubai's Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) has launched a stimulus package for its tourism industry to attract and maintain its visitor numbers over the summer, according to a report.

Dubai Shopping Fest boosts occupancy levels at top hotels.

Following an industry-wide slump in occupancy levels in the last quarter of 2009, some of the leading hotels in Dubai have reported a comeback during Dubai Shopping Festival that concludes on February 28, according to a report.

Dubai hotel room rates seen flat until end-2011

Hotel room rates in Dubai are unlikely to improve until the end of 2011 or even 2012, experts commented on Sunday.

Dubai Furnished Apartment - Dubai revamps hotel ratings

The Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing has launched a new hotel classification

Dubai Furnished Apartment - Tourist arrivals surge in Dubai

Major General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri, director of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs, said the UAE saw the arrival

Middle East hotel market remains buoyant

The global financial crisis has had a severe impact on the hotel industry worldwide as companies and individuals have cut back on their travel expenses.

Dubai hotels chase guests using summer deals

The global slowdown and the rise in the number of new hotels in Dubai have forced many properties in the emirate to offer big discounts and unique promotions to attract guests during the summer.

Dubai Furnished Apartment - Hotel investment to rise in Dubai

More hotels are expected to change hands in Dubai in 2010 following a sharp slowdown in hotel investment last year, as economic conditions improve and demand rises for cheap assets.

Downturn favours big-name hotel operators

In the wake of the economic downturn, funding for hotel projects has grown scarce and hotel operators are finding themselves competing for fewer management contracts.

Hotel Suites - Dubai hotels take social media plunge

Hotels Suites in Dubai increasingly are using social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter to communicate with customers and drive brand awareness.

Dubai Business Hotels - Tourism must battle perfect storm

Tourism in the UAE faces a number of challenges due to a 'perfect storm' of harmful factors that are wreaking havoc on the world economy.

Extended Stay - Dubai hotels chase guests using summer deals

The global slowdown and the rise in the number of new hotels in Dubai have forced many properties in the emirate to offer big discounts and unique promotions to attract guests during the summer.

Hotels in Dubai expect corporate travel to slow

Hotels in Dubai are likely to see a slowdown in corporate travel in the first quarter of 2009 as the financial crisis forces companies to cut back on expenses.

Dubai downplays concerns on hotel oversupply

Dubai has the largest hotel pipeline in the Middle East, but the influx of new rooms into the market should not be viewed as a source of concern, but rather an opportunity for the emirate to attract more guests in the wake of the recession, a Dubai tourism official has said.

Dubai hotels expect World Cup boost income

The FIFA World Cup could not come at a better time for hotels in Dubai, as they are expecting hordes of customers to watch the games at their food and beverage outlets, providing a welcome extra revenue boost during the slow summer period.

Is the worst over for Dubai hotels?

Dubai hotels suffered some of the sharpest declines in the world in the wake of the financial crisis, but

F&B suppliers face up to market challeng

High-end foodservice suppliers are reportedly facing challenging times, as the Middle East market recovers after the economic slowdown

Dubai hotels seek to lure guests with discounts

Hotels in Dubai are beginning to feel the pinch of the global economic crisis, with some offering big discounts to combat a decline in occupancy.

Dubai hotels brace for a challenging summer

Like the rest of the world, Dubai hotels have been hit hard by the global economic crisis, and although March provided a slight breather, the prospects for the summer months are not promising.

Middle East hotel sector recovery 'to take time'

Experts at the Arabian Hotel Investment Conference expressed confidence that strong growth will return to the hotel industry in the Middle East, but warned that drastic measures to speed the recovery could actually prolong the crisis.

Economic slowdown fuels rise in travel deals

The global financial crisis has forced hotels in Dubai to lower their rates to attract customers, enabling tourists to 'trade up' to more luxurious accommodations, thus providing one of the few upsides of the economic downturn.

Budget hotels see opportunity in Dubai market

After earning a reputation as a 'luxury only' destination for the rich, Dubai's hotel industry is increasingly offering more lower-cost offerings in the wake of the economic crisis.

Dubai hotels face hit as European travellers cut back

Dubai relies heavily on visitors from Europe, especially the UK, to boost its tourism industry, but the emirate is likely to begin seeing a decline in visitors from the continent as the global financial crisis deepens.

Middle East hotels see 2.1% rise in revPAR

Hotels in the Middle East/Africa region reported favourable results in terms of occupancy and revenue in May

Hotel demand stabilising in UAE

According to a French research firm, MKG Hospitality has said hotels in the UAE

Dubai hotels will offer 14,000 new rooms by 2012

Analysts expect as many as 14,000 additional hotel rooms to become available in Dubai by the end of 2012

Mideast hotel pipeline sees 965 fewer rooms in May

The Middle East and Africa hotel development pipeline shrank by nearly 1,000 rooms in May, according to latest figures released by STR Global on Thursday.

Dubai traffic pushes hotel occupancy up

Dubai: Hotel occupancy in the UAE hovered around 73 per cent last month — ahead of major European cities — bolstered by Dubai and Abu Dhabi's increase in visitors in the first quarter.

Dubai hotels struggle to fill rooms

Dubai hoteliers are struggling to fill rooms as occupancy rates hover at their lowest level in four years and are slashing prices to lure visitors.

Dubai hotel revenues decline 35 pct in Feb

Dubai hotels are seeing weaker revenues this year as fewer visitors and an increase in the number of hotels opening their doors weigh on the seaside emirate's once-booming tourism sector, consultants said on Wednesday.

Dubai hotel revenues plunge 41 pct in March

Hotel occupancy in the Middle East and Africa fell 11 percent in March and margins fell 16 percent from the same month in 2008, with regional tourism hubs Dubai and Egypt hardest hit by the downturn, a report said.

Dubai hotel revenues plunge 41 pct in March

UAE hotels say occupancy levels not down

Dubai -UAE hoteliers are slashing hotel room rates to entice travellers put off by the economic crisis and say their occupancy levels are at par with last year, refuting reports talking of double-digit declines.

Mideast focus for tourism growth

Dubai - Tourist boards from across the world arrived in Dubai in droves this week, focused on enticing more holidaymakers from the cash-rich Gulf as global travel suffers at the hands of the financial crisis.

Dubai leads Mideast hotel slump

Hotels across the Middle East and Africa reported sharp falls in occupancy and revenue rates in the first quarter of the year, with Dubai leading the drop, an industry survey showed on Thursday.

UAE hotel occupancy rises in Dec

DUBAI - Hotels in the UAE saw occupancy levels rise in December for the first time in many months in what could be light at the end of a very dark tunnel for the country's hospitality industry in 2009, data from STR Global showed on Wednesday.

UAE hotel revenue drops most in region

DUBAI - UAE hotels led the regional decline in revenue and occupancy in November as the country continued to suffer from a travel downturn, the latest report by hospitality firm STR Global shows.

UAE hotel occupany, room rates slide in June.

UAE hotel occupancy levels dropped 13 percent in June year-on-year and revenue per available room (RevPar) fell by more than a quarter due to declining travel amid the global economic turmoil, hospitality research firm STR Global said.

Foreign buyers keen on Dubai hotels

More foreign buyers eye hotel properties in Dubai for investment as returns remain high despite the global crisis, but sellers are scarce and deals are hampered by the difficulty to get loans, industry experts said.

Dubai H1 tourist arrivals climb 5 percent

Dubai tourist arrivals grew 5 percent in the first half of this year over the year-ago period as the emirate - reeling from a global economic slump - managed to lure visitors with an aggressive marketing campaign, official data showed on Tuesday.

Dubai hotel occupancy above 76 pct in Aug

Dubai beach hotels recorded 97 percent occupancy during the second week of August, the Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) said on Wednesday.

Hotels eye as UAE tourism boost over EID

The UAE's ailing hospitality sector, reeling from a fall in tourists due to the global financial crisis and swine flu pandemic, is hoping for a much-needed shot in the arm from the upcoming Eid holiday break.

Summer misery continues for Mideast hotels

Hotels in major Middle East cities suffered more misery in August, suffering double-digit declines in occupancy and revenue year-on-year as the fasting month of Ramadan added to the travel downturn in the low summer season, the latest STR Global report shows.

Dubai luxury hotel to cease operations

A luxury hotel in Dubai will be converted into a residential property as the economic downturn hurts its revenues amid dwindling tourist numbers, UAE daily the National reported on Thursday.

Mideast hotels' suffering eases in Sept

DUBAI - Hotel revenue and occupancy continued their downward spiral in the Middle East during September, but the rate of decline slowed as hotels benefited from the early start of Ramadan, STR Global said on Tuesday.

Dubai tourism bruised as revenues drop 15 pct

Dubai's tourism industry slowed in the first quarter with hotel guest nights falling 16 percent and revenues dropping 15 percent as a global recession hit the sector, official data showed.

Dubai hotel industry in crisis

Dubai hotel revenues fell more than 40 percent in May from a year ago near a year-low as travellers tightened their belts due to the economic crisis, according to an Middle East industry survey.

Mideast hotel revenue, occupancy falls in Oct

DUBAI - Revenues and occupancy levels continued to fall at hotels across the Middle East and Africa during October, led by those in the United Arab Emirates, STR Global said on Tuesday.

30,000 hotel rooms planned in Dubai

DUBAI - About 30,000 hotel rooms are planned in Dubai, the regional business and leisure hub, despite the city's tourism sector suffering in an economic downturn, latest figures by hospitality research firm STR Global showed on Wednesday.

UAE deadline to end service charges expires

DUBAI - Restaurants in the UAE will have to stop adding service charge to customers' bills from Wednesday or face heavy fines as the government looks to stamp out excessive charges, UAE daily Gulf News reported on Wednesday.

Dubai hotels in doldrums until 2012

The hotel industry in Dubai could remain in the doldrums until 2012 and hoteliers may never again achieve the record room rates seen at the peak of the emirate's economic boom in 2008.

Slight recovery in Dubai hotel rates in H2

Hotel room rates in Dubai could see a slight recovery in the second half of 2010, but are unlikely to return to their pre financial crisis highs for a "long time".

No recovery in sight for Dubai hotels

Hotels in Dubai, the Gulf's leisure and tourism hub, are unlikely to see a fast recovery in revenue and occupancy in 2010 because of an oversupply and weak demand during tough economic times, a leading hotelier said.

Dubai hotel occupancy sees sharp jump in Feb

Dubai's Hotel occupancy rose almost 16 percent in Dubai in February in a sign of tourism reviving in the city-state suffering from an economic downturn, while neighbouring Abu Dhabi suffered a big drop , hospitality research firm STR Global said in its latest survey.

Dubai hotels rake in profits despite downturn

Dubai hoteliers are still making healthy profits due to low operating costs despite a toxic cocktail of plunging revenues, shrinking occupancy and swelling hotel oversupply, leading industry figures told Maktoob News.

Dubai hotel industry to boom in 2010: Experts

With increasing number of hotels, Dubai's hospitality sector is witnessing a rapid surge after facing the impact of global recession last year, say industry experts.

Dubai downplays concerns on hotel oversupply

Dubai has the largest hotel pipeline in the Middle East, but the influx of new rooms into the market should not be viewed as a source of concern,

VisitBritains Largest Travel Trade Event Opens in Dubai to a Huge Success

Destination Britain & Ireland is being held in Dubai for the first time this year with 25% new companies taking part to offer Middle East Travellers Great Value Deals.

Dubai's tourism sector bounces back

As they say, if things have gone so bad they can only get better, and rightly so. The hospitality sector, after having taken a strong hit in the global financial slump, is on the recovery path, according to industry experts.

Dubai sails ahead with cruise tourism

Having established a strong foothold in cruise tourism in a short span of time, Dubai is today sailing at a high speed with its new Cruise Terminal on board to become the Middle East's ultimate cruise destination.

Expanding Dubai tourism portfolio to get grand stand

The 17th edition of the Arabian Travel Market, or the ATM, will see the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) hosting 112 buyers this year

Dubai witnesses an increase in hotel numbers and apartments

Dubai also witnessed a 10 per cent increase in the number of hotels and hotel apartments, which totalled 540 last year, compared with 493 the previous year.

Dubai witnesses an increase in hotel numbers and apartments

Dubai also witnessed a 10 per cent increase in the number of hotels and hotel apartments, which totalled 540 last year, compared with 493 the previous year.

iBAHN Dubai Forum to launch in June 1st

iBAHN, the worldwide leader in digital entertainment and internet solutions for the hospitality and meeting industries, today announces its Dubai Forum, which kicks off a new series of EMEA forums focused on educating hotels in new technologies.

70% rise in demand for Dubai three-star hotels

Demand for three-star accommodation in Dubai surged 70 percent in the first quarter of this year, Arabian Business has learnt.

Dubai hotel room rates seen falling as supply rises

Up to 20,000 new hotel rooms are set to come online in Dubai this year, resulting in a drop in room rates, a senior tourism official in the emirate has said.

Middleast hotel construction pipeline contracts in April

Abu Dhabi tourism chiefs are looking for a 10 percent increase in visitors this year.The number of hotels in the Middle East/Africa development pipeline fell by six in April as the construction slowdown continued to impact the region.

Hospitality 'will fuel sustained economic growth

Emirates chief says hospitality and tourism will fuel Dubai's growth. The potential that Dubai holds for a quick restoration of high growth mirrors the vast promise of the Menasa region.

Dubai Business hotels on the rise after the recession

As a hospitality market, Dubai was perhaps hit harder than many destinations during 2009, and while all indications are that the worst is over, questions remain as to how supply growth will affect recovering rates - and if summer will be the 'bloodbath' predicted.

Dubai eyes new hotel service law for hotel suites

Dubai is considering implementing a new law to regulate the distribution of the ten percent service charge hotels receive from guests, according to a report by Arabian Business.

Dubai tourism takes hit as furnished apartment guests drops considerably

Dubai's tourism industry slowed in the first quarter with hotel guest nights falling 16 percent and revenues dropping 15 percent

Dubai bets that tourists visited would extend their stay in Dubai hotels or revisit soon.

As the mercury approaches an almost unbearable 45°C, it would appear a strange time to convince the world that Dubai's next big hotel destination is going to transform the emirate's tourism ambitions.

Dubai Hotels Business recovering fast in Dubai

Tourism recovering fast in Dubai

Hotel Suites, Furnished apartment and business hotels in Dubai

Dubai hotel industry - sinking or floating in recession?

Hotel Suites, Furnished apartments and business hotels in Dubai

Dubai hotel industry - sinking or floating in recession?

New rating for Dubai hotels

New rating for Dubai hotels - Dubai will implement a long awaited new hotel classification system

Budget hotel brands to increase business for Dubai hotels

Over the past decade the UAE has gained a reputation as a luxury destination with the launch of numerous high-end Business hotels that have grabbed the attention of travellers across the world.

Middle East tourism remains bright spot for business Business hotels in dubai.

The relatively strong performance of Business hotels in the Middle East - especially Lebanon and Saudi Arabia - compared to the rest of the world during the downturn is one of the major trends that have been seen so far in the region's hospitality sector in 2009.

Hotel revenues tumble in Abu Dhabi whereas Hotels in Dubai still remains elevated in revenue.

A new report has found that hotels in Abu Dhabi suffered sharp declines in revenue and occupancy over the past year due to a rapid influx of new hotels in the capital.

Dubai hotel suites reclaims the top spot in the Middle East with highest occupancy and revPAR

Alex Kyriakidis, Global Managing Partner of Tourism, Hospitality & Leisure at Deloitte, commenting on the results from STR Global, said: "Being one of the last regions to be affected by the economic crises, the Middle East will be one of the last to return to growth and is currently $41 behind the revPAR achieved in the pre-recessionary times of Q1 2008.

The Hotel Show 2010 presumed to overflow hotels business in Dubai

Regional travellers will fill new hotels, says The Hotel Show (Middle East and North Africa Business Report, Amman, Jordan) according to the Middle East and North Africa Business Report, Amman, JordanMcClatchy of Tribune Regional News.

Better business opportunities for global food and beverage industry as Gulfood 2010 prepares for record event

The 15th Gulfood will be the biggest edition ever, after the shows organiser confirmed the 20% increase in the amount of space available this year had been totally sold out.

Airlines woo customers with special offers during DSF

Airlines are trying to attract more families from the Gulf and the subcontinent to the UAE during the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) with special offers and promotions.

Dubai Properties Group Hosts Diverse Selection of Events and Activities at The Walk at Jumeirah Beach Residence To Celebrate Dubai Shopping Festival 2010

Dubai Properties Group, a member of Dubai Holding,announced an exciting line-up of events at The Walk at Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR).

Hats off to home cooking

Home-cooking is on the rise around the world — but what does this mean for Middle East restaurants?

Discounted Travel Brings in Tourists

The promotions, dubbed 'Discounted Travel to Dubai for DSF 2010', are expected to bring in a jump of nearly 25 to 30 per cent in the number of visitors to the festival, which is to go on until February 28.

Tourist arrivals in Dubai expected to rise this year

The year 2009 was quite challenging for the hospitality industry - globally as well as in the Middle East - with RevPAR (revenue per available room) declining by 20 per cent on an average.

Russo's New York Pizzeria Owner To Visit U.A.E.

According to QSR Magazine, "Anthony Russo, owner of Russo's New York Pizzeria, will exhibit at the 2010 Gulfood Conference in Dubai

UK tour operator urges Dubai hotels to cut rates

One of the UK's biggest tour operators has warned Dubai hoteliers that unless they become more flexible with their pricing, they will continue to lose out.

Dubai Beach Hotels, Leisure And Recreation

Holidaymakers have been visiting Dubai for years now for its high class urban living as well as for its ability to offer natural and man-made seashores.

Mena hotels enjoy 4.6% increase in occupancy rates

Report signals recovery on its way while airlines expect better profits

Arabian Hotel Investment Conference (AHIC) announces 2010 programme

The programme for the Arabian Hotel Investment Conference 2010, taking place from 1 - 3 May 2010, was today announced.

30% hike expected in Cruise Tourism

The Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM) has made a proclamation of launching its new cruise terminal which will be situated at Port Rashid Complex.

1,500 chefs take up culinary challenge during annual Emirates International Salon Culinaire competition

More than 1,500 chefs from the Middle East and beyond are preparing for the Emirates International Salon Culinaire competition, an annual event held during Gulfood, the Middle East's largest and most important trade exhibition for the food, beverage, food service and hospitality equipment industry.

Dubai hoteliers call for clarity on green issues

Dubai hoteliers have called on the government to create green standards and guidelines that are both legally binding and transparent.

'No substitute for Dubai as region's financial centre'

Dubai remains the region's financial hub thanks to the underlying trade flows and capital flows

Will Downtown Burj Dubai be renamed?

Emaar Properties is still finalising the rebranding process of the Burj Khalifa and will shortly announce whether there will be a new name for the Downtown Burj Dubai area.

Sheikh Sultan bags AHIC Leadership Award

HH Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan has been named winner of the 2010 Leadership Award ahead of the Arabian Hotel Investment Conference in May.

For free, or not for free: that is the question

Layia Hospitality CEO Daniel Hajjar puts an interesting spin on the "to charge or not to charge" hotel internet debate, as he asks operators how they can justify the massive amount of revenue lost if access is offered for free

Food show braced for biggest event yet

Singapore's premier food show is gearing up for its biggest edition yet.

World's First Armani Hotel to Open in Dubai

Armani Hotel Dubai, the first hotel to open under the collaboration between Giorgio Armani S.p.A. and Emaar Properties PJSC, will be officially launched on March 18, 2010.

4-star hotel named most popular in Dubai

Despite having some of the most luxurious hotels in the world, the four-star Al Manzil Hotel has been named the Most Popular Hotel in Dubai by a major tourist website.

Dubai to open new cruise terminal

Dubai's Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing has announced that its new cruise terminal located in the Port Rashid complex will be inaugurated in February.

UAE set for tourism boost

Country positioned to tap into newer markets to attract visitors

Mideast airlines see 14% passenger growth in Oct

The Middle East led the way with growth in the global aviation industy as carriers in the region witnessed a 14.3 percent increase in passenger demand in October, compared to the same month in 2008.

Dubai looks ahead to 2010

Dubai has pioneered some of the world's most exciting and extraordinary developments and 2010 will be no exception. Standing head and shoulders above other destinations, Dubai's offering will reach new heights when the world's tallest building opens early next year, along with a number of new hotels, sporting facilities and epic ground breaking developments opening in the coming months.

Dubai hotels lead Mideast Oct revenues decline

Dubai hotels posted the largest drop in room revenues in the Middle East region in October, compared to the same month in 2008.

Spanish suppliers suggest hotels should look to European companies with a strong regional presence to benefit from international experience with a local touch.

Package deal or raw deal?

Industry experts are in general agreement that all-inclusive hotels would be successful in Dubai. If this is the case, why has no-one been bold enough to offer the concept in the hotel market to date?

Dubai sees 19.5% rise in air passengers in Sept

Dubai International Airport saw passenger numbers increase by nearly 20 percent in September, compared to the same month in 2008, latest figures released on Wednesday showed.

Dubai Hotel Suites - Four Elegant Styles

Dubai Hotel Suites are gaining demand and popularity especially with tourists and visitors from short to long term stays.

Why Hotel Suites in Dubai are popular among travelers

Hotel Suites in Dubai are becoming popular for guests who travel here either for business trips or vacations from one week up to a couple of months.

Selecting Dubai Furnished Apartments

Dubai is now one of the world's premier and popular tourist destinations with tourism business reaching exceptional levels.Although the demand of accommodation may exceed supply especially during high season, one should decide the type of accommodation required.Dubai Furnished Apartments are part of the wide range of accommodation available in this country.

Dubai Business Hotels for MICE visitors

Dubai offers an enviable choice of events and activities all around the year drawing flocks of tourists as well as business travelers from all over the world and the UAE. With a demand for more Dubai Business Hotels for the business travelers, one can find them usually situated in an ideal location for a business meeting or conferences.

BHI to overcome the challenge faced by dubai business hotels

Bavaria Executive Suites Dubai to offer 2,100 Suites plus Meetings & Conference Facilities - all under one roof

Bavaria Dubai, adding to the to the rapidly expanding hotel suites in Dubai, Prepares for Late Summer Soft Opening in 2008

The much anticipated opening of the iconic towers situated either side of the Sheikh Zayed Road at Dubai Media City in the heart of new Dubai draws closer to realization

Golden offer for Dubai visitors a success claim Vice Versa and extended stay hotels in Dubai

Vice Versa International FZ-LLC, developers of the leading smart chip rewards card, confirmed that its Gold card - specially created for premium visitors to Dubai which launched this summer, has been an instant hit with Dubai's shop-and save-aholics.

Comparison of Corporate Housing and Extended Stay Hotels in Dubai

Many of users ask what corporate housing is, and how this temporary lodging option differs from Dubai extended stay hotels. The first thing to note is that corporate housing is available to anyone, with or without "corporate" ties.

From serviced apartments to extended stay hotels

(Extended stay hotels in dubai / dubai extended stay hotels)

Extended Stay / Extended Stay Hotels in Dubai - Definitions

An "extended stay" usually applies to stays of at least 5 or 7 nights, depending on the hotel ...

Dubai furnished apartment- The locations

If you are already in Dubai or planning to visit, finding a place to stay isn't always as easy as one would hope. Of course the city is not short on luxurious hotels, though these may be fully sold out or heavy on the purse strings

Dubai Apartments as Hotel Alternative

With your Dubai furnished apartment, Not only are the nightly rates less than the cost of a hotel, you don't have the added expenses of dining out, local calls, high long distance surcharges, faxes, laundry services and pay movies

Dubai furnished apartment- the convenience

When some people move to new cities they love to live like the locals and experience the atmosphere of the city firsthand

Dubai Furnished Apartment- Bavaria Executive Suites Dubai offer

The trend of renting luxurious, fully furnished, ready-to-move-in apartments is on an upswing especially in Dubai

Dubai Furnished Apartment - An affordable lodging

Dubai is no longer the playground for just the rich and famous, its huge expansion over the last 3 years has opened up opportunities for all comers to visit its shores

Dubai Furnished Apartment-Overview (2)

Renting agencies for your Dubai furnished apartment will be pleased to be able to offer you a Dubai furnished apartment in all the prime business and beach locations

Dubai Furnished apartment - Overview on Dubai market

Due to the shortage of hotel beds in Dubai and the high cost of those that are available, Dubai Dubai furnished aprtment renting is now a serious alternative for the tourist market. Offering more flexibility for families as well as a more relaxed environment and far less overhead than hotels, Dubai furnished apartment options are well worth a look

The best Dubai business hotels all have a great location, world-class service and modern facilities in addition to their unique personalities. From our handpicked collection of luxury hotels, we've identified the best business hotels in Dubai.

The best business hotels in Dubai all strive to ensure that guests are as stress-free as possible while working away from home. High-speed Internet should be easily available, the business center should be staffed around the clock, conference rooms are accessible, and you'll find convenient transportation.

The VIP Experience: Dubai business hotels and The World islands from the Sky

I drew back the curtains from the comfort of my bed, wondering what would await me. Clear blue skies, the sun dazzling, typical Dubai weather. It was nothing like the day before where the clouds were of dust, sandstorms swirled the city and it all looked quite ominous. The Burj Dubai had resembled a sand-swept Tower of Babel more than the sleek, sky-ascendant landmark many residents now use to orientate themselves in the city with.

Shariah-compliant hotels and Dubai business hotels rise in the Gulf

Everywhere you look in the Middle East there are hotels rising out of the sand. While most are designed to appeal to the hordes of western tourists and business people who are flocking to the Gulf, there are an increasing number of hotels being aimed squarely at Arabs and Muslims

Top exhibition brings together nearly 500 brands from around globe including major Dubai business hotels

The 5th Middle East Exclusive (MEE) Exhibition, the only event in the region dedicated to luxury and travel retail sector and focusing on Dubai business hotels, epitomizes the unprecedented growth achieved in the luxury goods and duty free industry across the region.

$3.63 trillion earmarked in the Middle East, including Dubai business hotels and supporting tourism infrastructure

A massive $3.63 trillion is being invested in Dubai business hotels, leisure projects, aviation developments, cruise lines, tourism promotion and supporting infrastructure, across the Middle East, according to the preliminary results of a research programme unveiled today

Bin Sulayem chairs joint meeting to review Dubai business hotels industry

The Director General of Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM), Mr. Khalid A bin Sulayem, chaired the Professional Group Joint Meeting at the Kempinski Mall of the Emirates Hotel recently to review a wide range of Dubai business hotels' issues with the industry professionals and officials from other government departments.

His Highness, Shaikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum to patron Dubai business hotels' investment forum for fourth year running

His Highness Shaikh Ahmed Bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President, Dubai's Department of Civil Aviation and Chairman & CEO, Emirates Group has confirmed his ongoing patronage of the fourth Arabian Hotel Investment Conference, according to conference organiser, Jonathan Worsley.

Travel & Tourism leaders forecast continued growth for Dubai business hotels in 2008

Travel and tourism industry has signalled continued growth rates for Dubai business hotels in 2008 despite it will be moderately impacted by repercussions of the ongoing global credit crunch, according to industry business leaders

Technology makes Dubai business hotels more personal

Technologies designed to provide Dubai business hotels'guests with all the comfort and convenience of their home and office environments are to be showcased at a special technology arena during the Hotel Show 2008, the Middle East's leading supplies exhibition to the region's hospitality sector.

Dubai Hotel suites - The flagship

All-suite hotel opening in Dubai. - the largest among the hotel suites in dubai.

Dubai hotels suites included in price reward

UAE shoppers take home huge prizes including Dubai hotel suites, from the annual Air Miles Monster Rewards

Dubai Hotel Suites - The US perception

What US travellers think of the Middle East and Dubai Hotel Suites

Dubai Hotel Suites presence @ GIBTM 2008

Strong presence of new international exhibitors confirmed Five weeks to go until the meetings industry meets in the Gulf.

Dubai Hotel Suites - Consulting House report

Dubai has more hotels under construction or planning today than ever before with special focus on Dubai hotel suites

Dubai Hotels Suites new classification

DTCM meeting reviews draft upgraded hotel classification system

Dubai hotel suites - French travellers perception

Dubai hotel suites featured on the 41st position among preferred worldwide destinations by French travellers

Bavaria Hotels International to add 5,400 beds to the growing Dubai hotel suites inventory in 2008

Bavaria Hotels International will be adding an inventory of 5,400 beds in 2,100 luxury suites to the rapidly expanding Dubai hotel suites market in Dubai