With communities across the Middle East preparing for the start of the holy month of Ramadan from next week, the hospitality sector has been doing its part to celebrate. A number of luxury properties in the United Arab Emirates have been unveiling plans for the sumptuous Iftar buffets, allowing guests to break the fast in style

With a focus on delivering culinary sensations like no other, the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah has added three new chefs to the its current collection of ten celebrity restaurants: Francky Semblat; Kim Joinie-Maurin; and Kasper Kurdahl.

Considered the Middle East’s Leading Resort Residences by the World Travel Awards, Breaking Travel News here speaks to Irina Hebner, associate director of sales for the Jumeirah Zabeel Saray in Dubai, about what is on offer at the fabulous property.

Following an extensive renovation of the property, Rebecca Nachanakian, general manager at Jumeirah Al Qasr in Dubai, here tells Breaking Travel News what has changed at the hotel. Also up for discussion is the robust demand for tourism in the United Arab Emirates.

The property draws inspiration from a historic desert village while meandering luscious courtyards and walkways allow for a sense of discovery.

Jumeirah Al Qasr has refurbished its full inventory of rooms and suites, maintaining its traditional Arabic style, but now with a contemporary flair.