With the gyms and fitness centres across the UAE currently closed, Jumeirah wants to inspire you to stay healthy and fit by following a few simple steps at home. These exercises from The J Club Director Of Fitness – Jamie Moore, have a range of benefits; from burning fat, enhancing bone, joint and muscle strength to heightening your metabolism, improving posture and boosting your mental mood.
UAE based, award winning travel-tech start-up Hotel Data Cloud (HDC) has successfully secured AED 1.3 million in seed funding from both local and international investors, to support hotels in re-engaging with customers in post COVID-19 recovery. Ensuring that potential travelers are informed and always up to date, HDC is a centralized global database for descriptive hotel content that disseminates hotels’ information and pictures across all major travel websites, travel agent databases and points of sale. With the hotel industry reeling from the economic downturn of COVID-19, the funding will assist HDC in accelerating the introduction of its Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) based recommendation engine, specifically designed to help hotels overcome a range of pain points, as well as reach a wider customer base, once people start traveling again.
The First Group‘s food and beverage company launched ‘The Ultimate Delivery’ service today which consolidates the best dishes from 7 of its restaurants in Dubai to create a unique dining experience at home. The service enables Dubai residents to continue to enjoy delicious dishes prepared by internationally acclaimed chefs while maintaining social distancing measures to protect themselves and their families.
For more than two decades, Jumeirah has been at the forefront of taking hospitality to new heights. We were there with you then, and we are here with you now.
As we each do our part to stay safe, Jumeirah wants to inspire you and bring a world of difference into your home. In doing so, Jumeirah’s very own KiDs Club team have rounded up some of their favourite activities to help beat the boredom and make the day more fun for your little ones while nurturing their potential and teaching them new skills.
As the world continues to battle against the deadly coronavirus pandemic, Ayla Hotel in Al Ain city, owned by Nayel & Bin Harmal Group has reportedly opened the doors of its luxury hotel to accommodate medical professionals who are serving the COVID-19 patients. The initiative is to offer tribute and gratitude to the healthcare fraternity in the country, which has served as an instrumental force in combatting the current crisis and maintaining public health and safety.
Over 3,000 hospitality industry professionals have already registered and over 5,000 are expected to attend Hospitality Tomorrow, a free online summit, taking place tomorrow, 7th April, to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the hospitality industry.
People across the globe are adapting to the ‘new normal’ and embracing staying home with family and loved ones. Jumeirah wants to bring a world of difference into your home and encourage you to carve out some ‘me’ time and focus on your health and wellbeing during these unique times.
The recently opened Avani Ibn Battuta Dubai reminds residents to stay home and take the necessary measures to combat the spread of coronavirus in the UAE. The new-build 18-storey hotel lit up with the message ‘Be Safe’ following the UAE government’s instructions to limit social contact and stay at home to ensure one’s safety and wellbeing.
Hotels in Dubai turned off their room lights on the evening of 2 April to create glowing hearts on windows Government of Dubai Media Office – 03 April 2020: Hotels across Dubai stood together in solidarity to show their commitment in battling the global health pandemic by lighting up glowing hearts across their hotel properties.
JA Resorts & Hotels announces today that they wish to say 1000 thank you’s to the medical workers of the United Arab Emirates by offering 1000 free room stays across the Dubai portfolio of 6 hotels and resorts. The 1000 Thank Yous gesture is to show appreciation for the hard work of medical professionals in protecting the local community during the COVID-19 crisis.
