UAE

Revealed during the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, the initiative follows a strategic cooperation agreement between DCT Abu Dhabi and the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security (ICP).

State-of-the-art amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, a wellness center, a mini-golf, and 24/7 security and concierge services

The resort will feature 23 villas and 74 guestrooms and suites, each with private terraces and views of the Arabian Gulf.

The cluster’s top-performing property recorded a 10% increase in ADR and a 16.2% rise in RevPAR, reflecting the effectiveness of strategic commercial initiatives and continuous guest experience enhancements.

Apart from this rent waiver, Emaar has also unveiled a series of new initiatives aimed at enhancing the visitor experience around the Dubai Fountain, even as the iconic attraction undergoes temporary closure.

Originating in Tripoli, Lebanon, in 1881 as a small family-run sweet shop, Al Hallab has evolved into a full-service restaurant group without ever compromising on its culinary identity.

The programme, in partnership with leading institutions such as OpenClassrooms and The Open University, offers over 1,500 courses in diverse fields like Data, Design, Development, Education, Marketing, Human Resources, and Project Management, among others.

With iPRO’s growing global reputation for delivering functional and health-oriented beverages, the partnership aims to bring its two flagship product lines—iPRO Hydrate and iPRO Juice Drinks—into the hands of a much wider audience.

As part of this expansion, Etihad will double its Nairobi service from seven to 14 weekly flights and introduce daily Boeing 787 Dreamliner operations to Casablanca and Johannesburg.

Management expects the strengthened leadership structure to accelerate revenue, improve guest satisfaction, and sustain the hotel’s competitive recognition across Dubai’s dynamic hospitality landscape.