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Visitor numbers rocket in Dubai

Visitor numbers rocket in Dubai

Dubai has reported a strong surge in interest as the United Arab Emirate continues to recover from the global economic slump. Releasing its latest figures earlier, Dubai Tourism & Commerce Marketing confirmed destination had hosted 8.3 million international guests in 2010, a 9.4 per cent increase over 2009.

Stratospheric growth for Dubai airport

Stratospheric growth for Dubai airport

24 November 2010 Press Release Airline News Tourism News

Passenger numbers at Dubai International, voted “Middle East Leading Airport’s” by World Travel Awards, surpassed the four million mark for the second time in the airport’s 50 year history in October and that monthly total will soon become the norm, according to traffic results and projections released today by Dubai Airports.

Tom Cruise dangles from Burj Kahlifa in Dubai

1 November 2010 Hotel News Tourism News

Filming scenes for the next Mission: Impossible film in Dubai, Tom Cruise has been captured on camera dangling 2,717ft in the air from the Burj Kahlifa – the tallest building in the world. Filming is scheduled to take place in the United Arab Emirates following a deal between Paramount and Dubai officials.

Rooney heads to Dubai’s Burj Al Arab

Rooney heads to Dubai’s Burj Al Arab

25 October 2010 Hotel News

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen have secretly jetted off to Dubai, for a stay at the luxury Burj Al Arab, voted “World’s Leading Hotel” by the World Travel Awards.

Dubai continues to recover from downturn

14 September 2010 Tourism News

Luxury Middle Eastern destination Dubai has continued to recover from the global economic downturn, with visitor numbers increasing significantly in early 2010. Meanwhile a new report has found the UAE will account for the vast majority of tourism spending in the Gulf over the next eight years.