As reported by hotel directors, the hospitality market in Dubai has recorded strong occupancy rates exceeding 85% in the current November. These figures are higher than a year ago. The emirate is experiencing an active tourist season with an increase in visitor numbers across all markets.
The manager of the regional hotel "Life Hotels" and the director of the Grand Life hotel, Fathih Khudzhli, mentioned that occupancy this November is 5% higher than last year's figures, surpassing 85%, and a further increase is expected by December. He noted the increased demand for both business and leisure tourism.
The general director of "Time Hotels Group", Mohamad Auvadallakh, suggested that the occupancy rate of hotels exceeds 85% at present and is expected to reach a peak in December. He highlighted a strong and record tourist season, based on reservations.
According to him, the growth in tourist flows comes from all markets, including Western and Eastern Europe, the Arab region, and the Middle East. He emphasized that Dubai is becoming a preferred destination for tourists at any time of year and an important direction for business tourism.
The acting director of the "Carlton" hotel, Hasni Abdulhadi, noted an increase in demand for hotel accommodation, especially in the fourth quarter of the current year. He reported on the active tourist season this month, surpassing last year's indicators.
The tempo of tourist flows in Dubai has been on an upward trajectory since the beginning of the current year, and record indicators are expected to be achieved. Hotel occupancy remains high despite an influx of new rooms, which indicates the market's capability to absorb this new offering.
