Technological advancements and other developments have made their impacts on the hospitality sector, just like their influences on other industries. Therefore, constantly adapting to evolving trends and developments is very essential to meet and exceed increasing customer demands. Today’s guests are on the lookout for better experiences, so businesses need to stay on top of
Millennials were not among buyers or investors in Dubai’s property market until recently, as most of them preferred renting to owning a home, thanks to the high barriers to entry market entry such as affordability and larger down payments. Even now, they constitute only a small per cent of property purchasers in the emirate. However,
Luxury hotel apartments have arrived. Offering prestige and a home away from home, hotel apartments continue to grow in prominence and generate healthy interest from developers and investors alikeThe luxury hotel apartment segment today provides developers and investors with attractive price premiums on top of significant sales volume amid robust demand. But what makes hotel
Falconcity of Wonders is an iconic project in Dubai that ties the past, present and future in a single thread. Covering 41 Million sq. ft of land, it is designed to host a vast variety of sub-projects, including residential villa communities, luxury hotel apartments, a theme park, a mall, a business centre, World Wonders
Like many other industries in this era, hospitality industry has been witnessing tremendous changes and disruptions over the last decade. Being an extremely competitive industry, keeping up with the latest trends is an important priority for hospitality players in order to stay ahead in the competition. This helps them constantly enhance customer experience as well.
Millennials were not among buyers or investors in Dubai’s property market until recently, as most of them preferred renting to owning a home, thanks to the high barriers to entry market entry such as affordability and larger down payments. Even now, they constitute only a small per cent of property purchasers in the emirate. However,
