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RedBall Project visits Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi

RedBall Project visits Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi

30 November 2011 Hotel News

The acclaimed RedBall Project has appeared at Emirates Palace, the five star luxury destination situated on the beautiful Abu Dhabi coastline. Recognised as the Middle East’s Leading Meetings & Conference Hotel by the World Travel Awards the installation was completed in collaboration with Abu Dhabi Municipality and the National Day Celebration Committee ahead of the 40th UAE National Day.

Bugra Berberoglu takes over at Emirates Palace

Bugra Berberoglu takes over at Emirates Palace

4 July 2011 Hotel News

HE Sultan Al Humairi, managing director of Emirates Palace Company, has confirmed Bugra Berberoglu will take over as the new general manager of Emirates Palace. He replaces Hans Olbertz who has left the property after three-and-a-half years to take up a position with Kempinski in Vienna.

Hans Olbertz heads for Vienna

Hans Olbertz heads for Vienna

4 July 2011 Focus

Having seen Emirates Palace assume its position as the most desirable property in the Middle East – if not the world - Hans Olbertz has confirmed his departure for Vienna to take up a fresh challenge. Here Breaking Travel News takes a look back at some of the highlights of one of the most dazzling careers in the industry.

Emirates Palace welcomes guest to the Ramadan Pavilion

Emirates Palace welcomes guest to the Ramadan Pavilion

13 August 2010 Hotel News

Abu Dhabi’s iconic Emirates Palace is raising the hospitality bar not just in its native Arabia but across the world. The luxury hotel has unveiled its latest plans to welcome guests to the Emirates Palace Ramadan Pavilion for the holy month.

Emirates Palace unveils gold dispensing ATM

Emirates Palace unveils gold dispensing ATM

14 May 2010 Hotel News

Emirates Palace has raised the luxury stakes in the Gulf even higher by unveiling an ATM that dispenses gold. The machine, which monitors the price of gold minute-by minute, offers bars weighing up to 10 grammes as well as coins.