As Dubai readies itself to open its doors to visitors from around the world, the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing, Dubai Tourism, is focused on assuring travellers of the city’s ability to not only receive guests safely and allow for a well-rounded destination experience, but also be able to ensure that the health and wellbeing of all communities within the city remains uncompromised.
Plan the perfect Eid staycation with your loved ones at the LEVA Mazaya Centre Hotel in Dubai. To make your celebrations extra special, the hotel is offering a complimentary stay for one night when you book for two nights at a rate of AED 190 per night only as well as enjoy 50 per cent discount on food and beverage orders from J’s Kitchen restaurant. For an additional AED 50 per night guests can upgrade to a higher room category.
Sunset Hospitality Group has shared its outlook on the future of the food and beverage industry post Covid-19, projecting an increased demand for restaurants, bars and lounges as early as Q4 2020, and a steady recovery thereafter.
Sunset Hospitality’s portfolio currently comprises venues across the UAE, KSA, Bahrain, Kuwait, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, with multiple new openings in the pipeline. Since the easing of movement restrictions in the UAE, the Group has begun opening some of its outlets in full compliance with Government regulations and social distancing procedures, with more scheduled for the coming weeks.
Andaz Dubai The Palm has launched an exclusive offer on their luxury designer residences, giving UAE residents the chance to live local for less this summer. Starting from AED 10,000 per month, bid goodbye to boring hotel apartments and say hello to a 116 bespoke spaces designed by one of the region’s leading art companies. Expect spectacular shoreline views across the Arabian Sea and city skyline, 300m of pristine private beach and a prime location within walking distance of the brand new Nakheel Mall.
This Eid Al Fitr, enjoy a relaxing staycation at Ramada by Wyndham Downtown Dubai.
Guests can book a spacious one-bedroom suite with a city view for as low as AED250/. If you miss the view of Burj Khalifa and Dubai Fountain, book the junior suite with the starting price of AED 350/. The package includes 30% discount on food and beverage, including room service orders.
As Dubai begins to reopen its private beaches, guests can now plan a much-awaited and well-deserved staycation at Jumeirah Al Naseem. The exclusive beachfront hotel offers access to its stunning stretch of two kilometres of private beach and spectacular views of Burj Al Arab Jumeirah while following strict precautionary measures.
Starting from just 396AED per night, guests are invited to roam through Dubai’s longest private beach, 1 million square metres of space and nature at Dubai’s Largest Experience Resort, treating themselves to Dubai’s favourite staycation spot at a super-saver rate. Even at the value price of 396AED per night, guests will also receive the full price of the stay in credit, to spend in restaurants, bars and across the myriad of experiences available.
Steering a light of hope in these uncertain times, leading international lodging owner-operators from Singapore – The Ascott Limited, is offeringan ‘Advanced Purchase’ promo across its properties in the Middle East & Turkey. The hotel apartments cater to both long- and short-term guests on business and leisure.
Kleindienst Group, developer of The Heart of Europe – the US$5 billion (Dh18.3 billion) master-planned leisure tourism island destination – has speeded up the construction activities to deliver the Phase 1 of the mega project in the fourth quarter of 2020 that includes Portofino Hotel, an authentic Italian retreat in Dubai.
Once delivered, it will create a unique experiential touristic attraction for local, regional and international visitors, who will discover an upgraded leisure and hospitality experience from Europe and the Maldives in Dubai.
In the week running up to International Nurses Day, on the 12th May, McGettigan’s JLT and The Bonnington are encouraging the UAE to nominate five truly deserving nurses for a staycation prize.
