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The show, part of a travel industry week held in Moscow every year, is an essential selling platform for destinations and hotels seeking to tap in to the growing number of Russian travellers looking for sunshine and holiday bargains, according to Aamir.
“The number of visitors from Russia and the CIS states to Dubai is increasing annually with double digit growth achieved last year, and
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these markets are now among the top 10 for the emirate,” he said.
“Numbers are set to rise as more airlines launch services, with flydubai alone adding two new destinations and doubling its network in Russia this autumn, in addition to flights offered to CIS destinations.”
Top Russian tour operators are predicting up to 50 per cent rise in their operations for 2011-2012, following active promotion by the Moscow office of the Dubai Department of Tourism & Commerce Marketing, and Aamir said all hotels in the city would benefit.
“Russians like the sunshine and beaches but they are also keen shoppers and hotels such as Corp Executive Hotel Apartments – Al Barsha, offer a superb location adjacent to the Mall of the Emirates and within close proximity to other shopping malls,” he added.
The 143-unit Corp ExecutiveHotelApartments – Al Barshaincludes smoking and non-smoking apartments, some with balconies, and all featuring a separate lounge, kitchen, guest toilet, bathrooms with walk-in showers and televisions in both living room and bedroom.
For more information about the hotel visit www.corp-albarsha.com |
