Former owner Cunard dismisses reports that the Queen Elizabeth II liner will be scrapped.
The 632-room resort Rixos Bab Al Bahr will be joined by the 349-room Waldorf Astoria Ras Al Khaimah.
Airline partnerships and new hotel launches marked a busy year for the region’s travel industry.
The warning has been issued because of the “difficult and sensitive political circumstances in Lebanon,” says ministry.
TripAdvisor’s annual Cities Survey ranks the emirate’s cabs highly.
It marks the global operator’s third property in the city, following deals for a Sheraton hotel and Four Points by Sheraton hotel earlier this year
Yas Waterworld Abu Dhabi is set to open its doors to the public in the New Year.
The five-star resort will see its 446 rooms and F&B outlets refurbished.
Combined with daily Manchester A380 services, the world’s largest A380 carrier will be sending 360 flights to and from the UK each month
Accor’s renewed focus in this fiercely competitive district follows yesterday’s announcement that its upscale Pullman brand will be reflagged Sheraton Mall of the Emirates early next year
The 130-room Hilton Garden Inn Riyadh Andalusia will be the mid-tier brand’s third property in the Kingdom
First internationally branded three-star economy hotel in the Kingdom will be followed by many more as main hospitality groups target demand for affordable stays
Located along The Walk, the 341-room property will contain five restaurants and bars
Hotels in neighbouring Abu Dhabi posted a decline in occupancy and profit rates, says new survey.
Dubai features among the top 25 global destinations for hotel investment in 2012, according to a new report.
The chain is in the midst of an aggressive Middle East expansion with new hotels in Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and another property coming up in Bahrain
While 21 per cent of UAE hotel projects in the pipeline have been postponed, 54 per cent are confirmed, finds new study.
The project, to be developed by Meraas, will also include a Bollywood-themed section.
Hospitality company Jumeirah has signed an agreement to operate in Mumbai, India; CEO tells Gulf Business that Delhi may be next.
Sheikh Mohammed instructs work to begin on the second phase of the Dhs2.5 billion JW Marriott Marquis.
The mall will be part of a new retail and tourism complex that also includes a park bigger than London’s Hyde park.
The 355-metres tall JW Marriott Marquis Hotel opens its first tower, adding 804 rooms to Dubai.
As the Gulf’s hospitality industry grows, international and local hotel brands are ramping up their presence in the region.
Global trends worldwide include the rise of shopping hotels in the Middle East and the attraction of forbidden lands in the Americas.
Middle Eastern cities such as Cairo and Amman lead the increase in occupancy rates.
Reports had earlier claimed that unskilled visitors from Asian nations would not be granted UAE tourist visas.
Exclusive: The managing director of the successful chain is joining the InterContinental Hotels Group.
Couple abducted after Lebanese army steps up security as kidnap threats target Gulf visitors.
The UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar have all told their residents to leave the country amid threats of kidnappings.
Dubai Holding has said that Gerald Lawless, executive chairman of the Jumeirah Group, will take on his new role from September.