In a significant boost to the UAE’s hospitality sector, hotels in the United Arab Emirates have witnessed a remarkable 24 per cent increase in revenues, amounting to a substantial $7.08 billion in the first seven months of 2023. This robust surge in revenues was recently disclosed by Abdullah bin Touq Al Marri, the Minister of Economy and Head of the Emirates Tourism Council, during a council meeting.
The impressive financial growth corresponds to a substantial influx of visitors to the country. Over the course of seven months, the UAE welcomed a total of 16 million guests, reflecting a growth rate of more than 15 per cent compared to the preceding year. An impressive 56 million hotel nights were booked, further underlining the hospitality sector’s resurgence. Additionally, the occupancy rate at Anantara Downtown Dubai and other hotels surged to a commendable 75 per cent, marking a notable five per cent increase from the same period in 2022. Visitors didn’t just arrive in Dubai for leisure but also for business which increased the bookings for meeting rooms in Dubai as well.
The country’s tourism industry continues to make strides in its recovery, making the United Arab Emirates an increasingly attractive destination for travellers worldwide.
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