As Dubai further consolidates its strategic partnerships in the domestic and international markets in the post-pandemic period, Dubai’s Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (Dubai Tourism) has highlighted the pivotal role played by global hospitality partners in accelerating the city’s tourism recovery.

BOASTING EXCELLENT MEETING FACILITIES, MULTIPLE ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS AND PLENTY TO DO ONCE WORK IS OVER, IT IS NO SURPRISE THAT DUBAI IS LISTED AMONG THE WORLD’S TOP 10 DESTINATIONS FOR MICE BUSINESS.

In order to accomplish its goals of broadening its tourism offering and increasing awareness of the emirate, DTCM has formed working partnerships with both public and private sectors in Dubai and abroad.

Like many Middle Eastern governments, Dubai is committed to moving away from its reliance on oil revenues and has named tourism as central pillar of economic growth and diversification.

AS THE WORLD’S FOURTH MOST VISITED DESTINATION IN 2016, DUBAI IS A METROPOLIS ON EVERY TRAVELLER’S BUCKET LIST.

With Dubai set to hit the 100,000 room landmark this month across its expanding hotel and hotel apartment inventory, the city aims to firmly position itself among the top 10 global destinations in terms of available supply.

IN MERELY FIVE YEARS, DUBAI’S VISITOR NUMBERS HAVE SURGED FROM JUST 8.41 MILLION IN 2010 TO

Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the respective destinations, and its unique feel and attractions,

ARMED WITH THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE CRUISE INDUSTRY’S INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTION