The hospitality market is booming in UAE and Dubai in particular, hence hotels are eager to spruce up their premises with quite a bit of a designer touch, which should distinguish them from the hospitality providers’ crowd.
As you take a ride along the farthest branch of the palm, you see luxury hotels like Waldorf Astoria, Sofitel, The Atlantis, Anantara and the newly W Hotel being constructed, one by one sprawling along the farthest coast. Each of these architectural masterpieces teems with designer grandeur and is controlled by international operators holding almost 70% of no less than 93000 rooms available in UAE in the five-star category, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.
In the next couple of years, almost 30 thousand rooms more in the high price category will be added to the UAE hospitality fleet, where prices will start from USD 1200 per night to USD 10000 per night.
The UAE hospitality sector is on a straight line, along with New York and London, towards its infinite growth dragging hotels’ unceasing, over 80% footfall right behind it.
The designer hotels are soon to line the streets of Dubai for a race of the most beautiful hotels in the world. The Armani Hotel which was opened in 2010 in Burj Khalifa will be followed by the USD 625 million Versace Hotel, which is said to be opened in 2015, followed by Cavalli Hotel and Bulgari, the latter to be finished in 2018.
Hotels are the flagman of the whole tourist industry of UAE. Due to large number of tourists the number of tourist companies is constantly growing along with the complete services sector – different entertainment, shopping, restaurants, etc. Hotels are the flagman of the whole tourist industry of UAE. Du to large number of tourists the number of tourist companies is constantly growing along with the complete services sector – different entertainment, shopping, restaurants, etc.
