Our magicians duo did a tremendous performance at the Hyatt Regency in Dubai. In front of Indian guests, they performed for about 10 minutes. The client was very happy about the show.
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In December 2016, a wonderful corporate event has been organized at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel in Dubai. Our illusionists created a brand new act for the event and they completely bewitched the guests ! A wonderful staging mixing creativity, talent and imagination ! What a “magical” show !
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We are finally back in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and this time in Dubai to take part in the Dubai Tour 2015 Official Presentation. Dubai Tour is the professional cycling race that will take place from 4th to 7th February 2015. The 2015 edition will be the second one and is now ready to be even more spectacular and full of champions. The event took place at the The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina. Located on the pristine Dubai shoreline, this luxury resort & spa offers a tranquil setting with exceptional views over the Arabian Gulf. Impressive neoclassical architecture fills a five-star luxury beach resort in Dubai with charm and inspiration. Peaceful retreat settled on Jumeirah Beach, the resort offers the perfect destination for the entire family to unwind & recharge with a breathtaking array of recreation activities, and close proximity to major Dubai local attractions. For this special Dubai event, we asked our FIRE and LED CYR WHEEL to represent our entertainment agency. This performer from France presents an amazing LED cyr wheel act or Fire cyr wheel act in function of your desire.
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Here’s a hotel to keep in mind for top-tier business travelers to the UAE: Mandarin Oriental will open a luxury urban resort in Dubai in 2017. The Mandarin Oriental, Dubai‘s 200 rooms and suites will include 12 over-water villas (top-picks for CEOs), accessible via private bridge. Each villa will have its own infinity edge pool and a private swim platform, allowing for direct access to the Arabian Gulf. Speaking of infinity edged pools, the resort will be centered around a variety of them that lead down to the beachfront. The innovative design will use glass walls, cabanas and exterior landscaping. The resort will also have multi-purpose function rooms, including a 5,600-square-foot ballroom with glass walls opening onto a landscaped beachfront terrace for social and business events. Mandarin Oriental, Dubai will also have nine restaurants and bars including a signature pier-top restaurant with docking facilities (private yacht, anyone?). Other dining venues will include a poolside restaurant, two bars (with sunset pier!), lobby lounge and a signature Mandarin Oriental Cake Shop. read more
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225 international meeting planners are anticipated to land in Dubai for the Meeting & Incentive (M&I) Forum Europe Spring 2015. Held in Dubai for the first time, the event will be hosted by Dubai Business Events (DBE) in partnership with JW Marriott Marquis Hotel, Emirates Airlines and a number of local DMCs. The six-day forum will take place march 9-14, 2015 and will see will see the hosted buyers hold over 5,000 consultations with dozens of Dubai-based event suppliers. Read More
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225 international meeting planners are anticipated to land in Dubai for the Meeting & Incentive (M&I) Forum Europe Spring 2015. Held in Dubai for the first time, the event will be hosted by Dubai Business Events (DBE) in partnership with JW Marriott Marquis Hotel, Emirates Airlines and a number of local DMCs. The six-day forum will take place march 9-14, 2015 and will see will see the hosted buyers hold over 5,000 consultations with dozens of Dubai-based event suppliers. A variety of sites and services including transportation, hotels and meeting facilities will be showcased to forum attendees, with Dubai’s two international airports receiving a special emphasis. Forum goers will also have to chance to meet with representatives from the Emirate’s burgeoning hospitality sector which encompasses over 85,000 hotel rooms – the supply of which is set to grow by 20,000 to 30,000 units by 2016 to further extend capacity. Read more
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nternational and domestic MICE professionals across India have gathered for the 2nd Incentive Travel & Conventions Meetings India (IT&CM India). This three day event which kicked off August 19th, will offer attendees a range of business, education and networking opportunities. The events second installment opens with a new exhibition format which will accommodate the 22 exhibitors representing international CVBs/ NTOs and corporates. Some 120 buyer delegates hailing from 17 countries with Indian buyers dominated the buying contingent. Leading Indian corporate, incentives and association buyers from Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Bangalore and Chennai were in talks with exhibiting delegates representing Banyan Tree, Busan Metropolitan City, ITC Hotels, Sapporo Convention Bureau, Taj Group, Dubai, Japan National Tourism Organization, Creative Travels, and Travelite, to name a few. This year has also seen a high adoption rate of the TTG Events Online Diary Facility which has already seen success at sister events – IT&CM China and IT&CMA and CTW Asia-Pacific this amenity allows delegates to to complete up to 100% of their business appointments before their arrival in Delhi. The Pre-Scheduled Appointments (PSA) facility matched up to 60% of exhibitor-buyer meeting requests, while the remaining 40% was scheduled via the Online Diary facility […]
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The Associated Press is reporting that Dubai International Airport has been creeping up the aviation traffic rankings for years, fueled by the rapid expansion of Emirates and low-cost carrier FlyDubai. Both airlines and the airport are owned by the emirate’s government. The most recent figures compiled by Airports Council International, covering the past 12 months through March 2014, show that Dubai — at least for now — has Heathrow beat for the crown of most international passenger traffic. It ended 2013 in second place behind the European hub. DIA, the world’s largest international airport, reportedly handled 66.4 million passengers last year, but is still not the world’s busiest. That honor goes to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Expansions and improvements at DIA are already underway: A new concourse that will be connected to an existing terminal by automated train is due to open in the first three months of next year. The construction has caused a quarter of the airport’s flights to be redirected for a little less than three months. (Many of these, the story notes, went to Dubai’s newest airport, Al Maktoum International at Dubai World Central, which will be much larger than Dubai International with an […]
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The industry standard figures from international data analyst STR Global tell the story: average daily rates for hotels in Abu Dhabi have nearly halved in five years, down from AED1,042 in 2009 to AED546 last year, with RevPAR reflecting this trend, sinking from AED718 to AED368 in the sam period. In Dubai, despite a decine in performance in 2010/11, recent figures show average daily rates topped AED900 last year and RevPAR at AED722. With average occupancy at 79.8 percent in Dubai compared to 67.4 percent in Abu Dhabi in 2013, event organisers might be forgiven for thinking it was a buyers’ market in the UAE capital. However, as always, the devil is in the detail. Abu Dhabi hotels started 2014 with a bang, recording a 36 percent increase in visitor numbers in January compared to the same month in 2012, with occupancy up 10 percent to reach 77 percent and average room rate up to AED462, a rise of two percent. Read More
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They came. They saw. The UAE conquered. As the last of 14,500 Chinese visitors, brought to the emirates by Nu Skin, had boarded their flights home on April 16, Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi were able to reflect on 10 days of fevered activity and two years of meticulous planning that enabled them to accommodate and entertain one of the largest incentive groups the nation has ever hosted. In recent years, Nu Skin has become celebrated for the trips laid on for its star performers. The American multi-level marketing and direct-selling personal care company uses group incentive tours to motivate and reward those employees who have generated the best returns and, in the last two years, its Chinese division took 6,000 delegates to Phuket in Thailand and 2,000 delegates on a cruise to Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. For many destinations in Asia and beyond, it’s a company whose business is certainly worth courting. Read More
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