Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Futuristic Dubai-The Leading Tourist Destination In The World


By the year 2020, Dubai could be the leading tourist destination in the world. It would be the futuristic Dubai. With newest and latest project being undertaken everyday, its focus is fast shifting to the growth of its tourism industry.

This is just the right time for that. Dubai has already successfully invaded the trading industry in the Middle East, and is now moving forward and shifting its focus on other areas of its economy.




It is taking massive strides in the financial services sector, hospitality, technology, healthcare and of course entertainment. One if the largest and most current projects in Dubai are the Dubailand amusement park. It brings a lot of promise for the Dubai entertainment scene.

Dubailand has high ambitions, the greatest of which is to be the biggest amusement park around the globe. In addition, with a lot of planning and time allotted for the overall completion of this project, the accomplishment of this great feat is not at all impossible.



Dubailand will be featuring six areas, designed to appeal to a diverse group of people and to let the visitors experience the best of Dubailand experience. Each area is called world, each showing a certain facet of Dubailand that you as a visitors will surely love.



The Attractions and Experience World will offer a whole lot of adventures. This Dubai entertainment venue is designed to offer you the ultimate experience, giving you a chance to immerse in different worlds of amusement and satisfy your interests.

The kids will surely love the Giants World, the Space and Science World, Aviation World, and Water Park. If you love the extremes you can go see the Desert World Theme Park and the Snow World. There is a whole lot more to see! We are just getting started.



If you love sports and the outdoors you surely enjoy the Sports and Outdoor World. Ideally aimed at becoming a warm weather training facility that will cater to professional sports teams, this Dubai entertainment venue will incorporate five projects that would highlight extreme sports and such sports as polo, golf, and racing. It will also feature sports tournaments that will surely satisfy sports-oriented, competitive, and health-minded people.

In addition, if you love nature, the Eco-Tourism World is perfect. The highlight would be desert attractions that will not only be sure wonders but also the heaven of unique discoveries. Among those to enjoy are the Animal World, the Camp World and Desert Safari. The Dinosaur World and Science and History Museum will surely appeal to you if you somewhat feel a strong connection to history and if your interests are perked up by anything ancient and relic.



If you are a seasonal traveler who wants to escape the monotony of your daily routine and spend sometime to relax, you will surely find the Themed Leisure and Vacation World a paradise. It features spas and wellness retreats that would be perfect for those who love pampering at its best. In addition, there are themed resorts that can provide an exotic atmosphere, giving you a chance to enjoy your dream vacation.

In addition, of course, any vacation to Dubai will never be complete without shopping and souvenirs. The Retail and Entertainment World is designed just for that. With its dining and entertainment facilities, plus global brands, there is nothing more you can ask for.



In addition to complete the package, Downtown is designed to complete the idea of fun. There are cinemas, computer games, nightclubs, and even bowling areas. A variety of day and night activities is being offered, so you will surely love to stay.

All these projects hold a lot of promise in them, and when completed, they will surely attract visitors from around the world. By 2020, Dubai could no doubt be leading in the global tourism industry.

This is just a mere glimpse of what Dubai has to offer. Read all about Dubai Entertainment on the only comprehensive guide to Dubai from a fresh, practical and first-hand perspective at http://www.Dubai-Information-Site.com

Look for the special section that discusses the things to do in Dubai if you only have a limited amount of time there.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Why Dubai Hotels Are Rising In Big Numbers


Let us discuss about why Dubai hotels are rising in big numbers. A new report by property consultant Colliers International has found that occupancy rates and room prices in Dubai's hotels are likely to drop in 2008 as more hotels come onto the market, reported Khaleej Times.
Some 1,294 rooms were added to Dubai's hotel room inventory between 2006 and the third quarter of 2007 as six new four and five star hotels were completed. Another 30 hotels slated for delivery this year remain under construction.


Hotels in Dubai have always reported strong occupancy, especially during the peak summer seasons. However, the new emerging trend is that of an increased number of travelers from within the Gulf region.
Until recently, Gulf travelers constituted up to 25 % of the clientele in Dubai hotels, most of these having their annual summer breaks. However, this has gone up to 50% in the recent months.


Most hotels and hotel apartments report of occupancies that may lie in excess of 80 to 90 percent. One might say therefore how exhausted Dubai hotels could be finding it to continue as a business today, and how urgently they need to be given more three and four star hotels by the real estate firms.


Among the most exclusive Dubai Holes features The Burj Al Arab, considered one of the world’s best hotels, is located on its own island about 1,000 feet offshore from Dubai.
Built in the shape of a ship's sail, this monument to modern design and deep pockets holds 202 suites on 28 double-height floors. The hotel's taller than the Eiffel Tower and nearly as sky-scraping as the Empire State Building. Expect over-the-top luxury here.


At his Dubai hotel the fountains in the lobby change flow pattern and colors every few minutes, the top-floor indoor spa (with treatment rooms segregated by gender) has a pool that looks out over the ocean, and one of the restaurants is built around an indoor aquarium.



Dubai has got no other alternative but to begin relooking at its policies; hence the rising demand for less expensive hotels is on the rise now.