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With its reputation as a holiday destination preferred by footballers, and Instagram influencers, it's easy to assume Dubai ...

Dubai’s hospitality sector is experiencing rapid growth, with 12 new hotels and more than 2,700 rooms added in the first six months of 2024, bringing the city’s total number of hotels to a ...

UAE - More than 11,300 new hotel rooms are set to open across Dubai by 2027, with almost 4,620 coming to the market this year, according to leading real estate advisory group Cavendish Maxwell. Last ...

Dubai is set to increase its hotel inventory by more than 11,300 rooms by 2027, with nearly 4,620 rooms slated to open this year, according to a report by leading real estate advisory group ...

More than 11,300 new hotel rooms are set to open across Dubai by 2027, with almost 4,620 coming to the market this year, according to Cavendish Maxwell. Dubai added 4,255 rooms across 19 hotels to its ...

More than 11,300 new hotel rooms are set to open across Dubai by 2027, with almost 4,620 coming to the market this year, says leading real estate advisory group, Cavendish Maxwell.

Dubai offers a range of luxurious hotel experiences to celebrate Women’s Day, from high-energy stays at V Hotel Dubai to elegant retreats at Al Habtoor Palace. Bulgari Resort Dubai and Raffles ...

from pirate to Ninjago themes (Legoland Dubai) Adventure, Kingdom, Pirate, Friends or Ninjago? That’s the choice of themed “Lego-built” rooms at this family hotel, which is just a few steps ...

And while there are plenty of familiar faces such as Hilton and Marriott, you can go local by booking Dubai’s very own Rove Hotels (now with 10 budget properties in the city), or try the £76-a ...

Dubai has 19,200 new hotel rooms in the planning pipeline and hospitality investors are eyeing healthy returns, according to a report by Les Roches Global Hospitality Education alumnus. The UAE is ...

Virendra Saklani/Gulf News Dubai: Dubai currently has 151,417 hotel rooms in 825 hotel establishments, and there’s “still demand for more rooms,” said the chief executive of Dubai Tourism ...