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Al Maghreb Resort to recreate Moroccan magic
Dubai will soon recreate the magic of Morocco at the Dh800 million Al Maghreb Resort and Spa to be developed by Al Ghurair Investment as part of the Dh100 billion Bawadi hospitality and tourism boulevard.
- Staff Report
- Published: 00:00 December 18, 2006
Dubai: Dubai will soon recreate the magic of Morocco at the Dh800 million Al Maghreb Resort and Spa to be developed by Al Ghurair Investment as part of the Dh100 billion Bawadi hospitality and tourism boulevard.
Arif Mubarak, CEO of Bawadi, a member of Tatweer and Eisa Abdullah Al Ghurair, Vice Chairman of Al Ghurair Investment signed an agreement for the development of the project.
Arif Mubarak said, "Al Maghreb Resort and Spa will further enhance the Bawadi experience in its reflection of authentic Moroccan heritage. We are glad to be partnering with Al Ghurair Investment that has steered several landmark projects in the UAE, Middle East, and Asia.
The 5-star Al Magreb Resort and Spa will comprise 800 rooms, a wide range of signature Moroccan restaurants, souvenir boutiques, and an exotic spa and bath.
Traditional music and dance from the region will keep the guests entertained in the tranquil retreat.
Eisa Abdullah Al Ghurair, Vice Chairman of Al Ghurair Investment says, "The cuisine, music and performance to provide an incomparable experience."
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