Abu Dhabi hotel revenues surge 16% in first quarter
Emirate attracts more than 1.29 million hotel guests in three months
Dubai Tourism unveils alliance with Gulf Reps
Move part of its ongoing drive to attract more visitors from across the Gulf
Japan visitors to Dubai cross 100,000 mark
Dubai Tourism identified women, senior citizens as key drivers in travel, tourism space
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One of Dubai's landmark hotels to get renovated
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Dubai visitor numbers rise to nearly 16 million
International visitors increase, as city ramps up marketing efforts
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More savings as Dubai room rates fall further
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UAE hotel rates spike ahead of Pope’s visit
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Dubai waives another fee to boost tourism industry
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