All Posts Tagged With: "Abu Dhabi"

Bridging the environmental gap: Abu Dhabi sets its ‘Eye on Earth’

March 4th, 2010 in Business and Politics • News

Building on recent successes, popular tourism destination Abu Dhabi is calling for an ‘Eye on Earth’ Global Summit to address an array of global environmental issues.

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Abu Dhabi: getting bigger and greener for 2010

January 12th, 2010 in Awards and Events • News

In line with hosting the upcoming World Green Tourism Conference in December 2010, Abu Dhabi has officially announced its commitment to a 10% energy reduction, as well as a 20% cut in both water usage and waste-to-landfill.

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Desert Islands nature resort debuts in Abu Dhabi

November 25th, 2008 in Destinations and Tourism • Featured • News

Resort guests at the new Desert Resort and Spa, located off the coast of Abu Dhabi, are offered a variety of adventure and nature-based activities, including guided endangered wildlife tours, mountain biking, hiking, kayaking and snorkeling.

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Backpackers trek a whole new world

November 11th, 2008 in News • Society and Lifestyle

Trends show UK backpackers are re-writing their traditional itineraries, replacing them with locations more regularly associated with five-and even seven-star, sheer, unadulterated, luxury lodging.

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Abu Dhabi continues to push hard for tourism

October 15th, 2008 in Destinations and Tourism • News

Abu Dhabi has become one of the world’s most rapidly-developing destinations in recent years, following the government’s decision to promote tourism as a top priority.

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Starwood to bring its new Element Hotels to the Middle East

July 31st, 2008 in Featured • Hotels and Accommodations • News

Starwood Hotels & Resorts along with Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions have jointly announced the launch of a new Element hotel in Abu Dhabi – the first to be introduced in the Europe, Africa and Middle East division – a part of Abu Dhabi’s AED $2.3 billion Capital Center.

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