Successfully
concluding participation at Arabian Travel Market, the team from the Park Regis
Kris Kin Hotel Dubai reported non-stop business over the four days, where
visitor numbers were up 10 per cent compared to the 2013 event.
According to
General Manager Scott Butcher, with 23,000 plus visitors, the halls were packed
and interest in developments in Dubai spiked with the announcement of the
rebranding of the emirate prior to a new global marketing campaign.
“Despite the
influx of new hotel rooms in the emirate, the latest report from Jones Lang
LaSalle highlighted expectations that occupancies will remain strong at around
80 per cent and rates will stabilize he said.
“Announcements
of new projects such as the addition of art galleries, handicraft shops and a
floating market at Dubai Creek; more theme parks and additional conference facilities
all make Dubai a must-visit destination, and this was reflected in the bullish
sentiment at this year’s ATM.”
For Park Regis
Kris Kin Hotel Dubai, a central location and convenient access to the Dubai
Metro were key selling points for travel trade contacts at this show, and Mr
Butcher said location would continue to play a vital role for both leisure and
business guests, as well as the provision of superior facilities and service.
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