The company plans to add budget hotels to meet growing demand
The company expands its footprint with yet another project to add to its growing number in the region
The GCC states warned citizens against visiting Lebanon last June because of the unrest in neighbouring Syria.
The budget hotel rooms span 26 sqm, with prices around Dhs300 a night
The group will launch four new projects in the UAE and Saudi Arabia by 2015, officials said.
The hotelier is currently mulling six projects in Dubai, says chairman.
The six storey property is set for a 2015 completion.
The Middle East is expected to benefit from the high rate of outbound travel spend by Asian travellers, a study says.
The value hotel brand plans to supply over 1,750 new hotel rooms and serviced residences.
Increasing supply is set to intensify the challenge to maintain hotel’s RevPar levels.
The firm is also looking to expand its Indian Ocean portfolio with potential contracts in Thailand and Sri Lanka.
Concerns that the KAEC Financial District would not be competitive have halted development.
The need to educate Gulf vacationers is rising as the region is growing to be a source market for cruise tourists.
The airline received 48.3 million passengers in 2013.
Delivery coincides with the Doha-based carrier shifting its operations to Hamad International Airport
Saudi tourism president says the Kingdom will consider changing its policies as systems, airports and the country’s security network improves.
Naia will manage 3,000 serviced apartments
Three properties in Kuwait, London and Edinburgh join the group’s new luxury collection
Constella is to be the first Hotel Apartments in Dubai to Receive Official Sharia-Certification
The new entity is expected to begin operations within a couple of years, Dubai’s tourism chief confirms.
The four star property will be Wyndham’s second in Doha, following the opening of the Wyndham Grand Regency in 2011.
The expansion includes properties in Dubai, Iran and Sudan.
Militant attacks and other political violence have intensified since the army overthrew Mursi last July following mass protests against his rule.
The $50 million joint venture would fill a current market gap, a company executive said.
The Arab nation is looking towards the Gulf region to revive its slowing tourism sector
The group plans to reach 100 hotels by 2017.
The 359 room property is Hilton’s fourth Doubletree on the Arabian Peninsula.
72 By Hues is looking to capitalise on Sharjah’s growing tourism market.
Guest numbers in the emirate’s hotels and hotel apartments soared 32 per cent in Q1 2014, authorities say.
Wire World is set to cover 25,000 square feet and will be located adjacent to Meydan Racecourse.