Dubai: Dubai is well placed to enhance investments in the hotel sector, unveil additional attractions, and introduce innovative visa schemes to cater to the growing demand for tourism.
Dubai is also working towards exploring new source markets and bolstering existing tourism initiatives, Hoor Al Khaja, Senior VP of International Operations, Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), told Gulf News on the sidelines of the Arabian Travel Market.
“The overall D33 strategy aims to double the GDP in the next ten years and ensure Dubai is one of the top three destinations in the world. There is (already) a lot of support regarding new hotel chains. However, there are many plans to develop different areas of the city, such as the Palm Jebel Ali and others. And you will see more and more investments and attractions the government supports in those spaces,” said Hoor.
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