As the world's leading meetings and incentive travel destination, Dubai offers a wide range of experiences for every type of visitor. From five-star hotels to world-class restaurants, cultural attractions and first-class shopping malls and entertainment venues, there is something for everyone. to suit all tastes.
The same applies to corporate events. As well as major meeting complexes such as Expo 2020 and the Dubai World Trade Centre, there are many other creative venues for corporate gatherings, knowledge-sharing sessions and team-building. Organisers can choose from a number of options, such as Dubai Parks and Resorts, whose various parks combine thrilling adventures with spaces dedicated to corporate events.
In the Dubai Design District, it's more a case of trendy spaces, both indoors and out. For unique and alternative event spaces, AlSerkal Avenue, located in an industrial zone in the heart of Dubai, also boasts artisanal cafés, dance studios, galleries and much more. At the same time, City Walk offers a creative and contemporary layout just a stone's throw from the city's main landmarks.
When it comes to restaurants, Dubai is a melting pot of cultures and flavours. Visitors can find authentic Arabic cuisine in restaurants such as Zaroob and Arabian Tea House, while global chains such as Din Tai Fung and The Cheesecake Factory live up to their media reputations. In the evenings dhow dinner cruises also offer a glimpse of the historic heart of the city as you cruise the Dubai Creek.
Dubai offers unrivalled contemporary and heritage-style hotels in various parts of the city, ranging from five-star to mid-range hotels. For a more historic touch, the Al Seef Heritage Hotel offers views of the nearby souks and courtyards. Inspired by traditional Emirati housesThe Double Tree by Hilton Jumeirah Beach has 190 rooms and is ideal for small groups. The Double Tree by Hilton Jumeirah Beach is also a popular venue for events and business meetings. With over 200 rooms, the hotel is located just a stone's throw from popular attractions such as The Walk and Bluewaters Island. The larger Jumeirah Zabeel House The Greens offers a fabulous stay in over 400 rooms for anyone travelling, working or visiting the city.
A visit to Dubai would be incomplete without discovering its most iconic attractions, including the Museum of the Future, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Fountains, Dubai Mall and Ain Dubai, to name but a few. But there are plenty of other attractions to complete a business and meetings itinerary. La Perle, in Habtoor City, is a permanent theatrical show It can accommodate up to 1,300 people, making it ideal for groups. Alongside the Etihad Museum and the magnificent Currency Museum, the Al Shindagha Museum, which tells the story of the city, is another popular place to visit.
Dubai's traditional souks offer a fantastic insight into the city's rich past. Visitors can travel back in time as they wander through the narrow streets of the gold soukYou'll also find the Spice Souk and the Textile Souk, on the other side of the creek in the historic Al Fahidi district. But no visit to Dubai is complete without exploring its shopping malls. As well as the iconic Dubai Mall, visitors can go shopping at the Mall of the Emirates or the recently opened Nakheel Mall.
Opportunities are infinite - and itineraries can be tailored to suit your interests - be it adventure, culture, gastronomy, history or a combination of all of these. These itineraries represent Dubai's past, present and future.
Contact for business events in Dubai
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Internet : www.dubaibusinessevents.com
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