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Dubai farming goes hi-tech to ensure a food-secure future- DUBAI EMERGING AS A TECHNOLOGY HOTSPOT IN THE WORLDDubai’s commitment and investment towards creating a knowledge and innovation-based economy has steadily borne fruit, especially in the cur...
- Scrumptious delights await you at the Dubai Food FestivalThe Dubai Food Festival will start on 25th February with a city-wide showcase of the emirate’s gastronomic offering.
- Travel portal Musafir.com partners with Dubai Tourism to promote Dubai to IndiansThrough the ongoing partnerships with online travel agents, Dubai Tourism aims to achieve 20 million annual visitors by 2020.
- Indian placed 2nd in source markets for hotel guests in 2014For January to December 2014, Saudi Arabia was once again the top source market, followed by India, UK, USA, Iran, Oman, China and Kuwait
- India among Dubai's top 10 hotel guest source marketsThe DTCM said Saudi, consistently Dubai's primary source market, experienced further growth, with visitors up by 19.9 per cent to 1.35 mill...
- Common visa likely for cruise passengers in GCC countriesGulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are planning to introduce a single visa system for cruise passengers which is likely to be in plac...
- Dubai hotel guests cross 5.5m in nine months: ReportDubai's tourism industry is surging ahead with the hotels registering 5,991,660 guests in the first nine months of 2010.
- Dubai hotels registered $4.1 bn revenues in 2008Despite economically-challenging times for the global tourism industry, hotels here has registered all-time high record revenues of USD 4.1...
- Travelog: Around the worldThe number of hotel visitors to Dubai is projected to rise to ten million by 2010, from about seven million in 2007.
- Indians among top real estate investors in DubaiTo tap growing Indian interest, Dubai real estate exhibitions will be organised in India & Saudi Arabia.
- India's trade with Dubai up by 37.9% in '05Increased gold trade between India and Dubai scaled up trade between both the countries by 37.9 per cent at $11.8 billion in 2005, compared...
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