Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Dubai JBR is now open
It joins the group’s existing portfolio of Ramada properties which includes two other hotels in Ajman and one in Dubai. In the region, it has five hotels.
Aleph Hospitality signs franchise agreement with Marriott for a property in Kenya
Aleph Hospitality, which has earmarked a pipeline of 35 hotels in the Middle East and Africa by 2025,manages hotels directly for owners.
The New Address Sky View will start welcoming guests in November
The property will bring a plethora of dining options and bars, as well as leisure facilities including a spa and a fitness center.
Marriott’s Delta Hotels debut in the Middle East and Africa with a property in Dubai
“We believe the brand has immense growth potential with its clear ethos of – simple made perfect,” said Alex Kyriakidis, president and MD, MEA Marriott International.
Emaar launches new property management concept attracting travelers and investors
For investors, the innovative technological infrastructure offers the opportunity to fill the market gap for short-term rentals and helps them capitalise on an emerging business model.
Middle East and Africa hotel performance update
Hotels in the Middle East reported mixed July 2019 performance results, while hotels in Africa posted increases across the three key performance metrics, according to data from STR.
JA The Resort, Dubai reopens after extensive refurbishment
The five-star JA Beach Hotel accompanies the new JA Lake View Hotel (opening September 22nd) and the Mediterranean villa suites of JA Palm Tree Court to become Dubai’s Largest Experience Resort.
Avani Ibn Battuta Dubai Hotel to welcome its first guests in November
Developed by Nakheel, Avani Ibn Battuta Dubai Hotel is adjacent to the recently-opened Ibn Battuta Metro Link connected to Ibn Battuta Mall.
Dubai’s Al Maktoum airport on hold till further notice
The completion date for the first phase of the airport, envisaged as a $36 billion super-hub allowing locally based airline Emirates to consolidate its position as the world’s No. 1 long-haul carrier, had already been pushed back five years to 2030 in October.
