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This 6 page paper examines the tourism industry in Dubai, looking at trends and patterns in terms of traveling to the city, traveling around the city, hotel accommodation and events order to assess the tourism environment. The bibliography cites 13 sources.
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File: TS14_TEdubait.doc
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Gulf there is a combination of hot climate and access to water activities, with an areas that is able to offer extremely high standards of hospitality that can compete with
of exceed hostility industries in western countries at the same time as offering a culture that values hospitality and diverse landscape and experiences, which allows it to be promoted as
an holistic destination (Ghosh, 2011). The government is committed to the tourism industry, and with an industry that accounts for 20% of GDP of Dubai it is possible to see
why it is important, it is also an important part of the Strategic Plan 2015 (Thompson, 2011; Ghosh, 2011). When looking at the destination it is necessary to assess the
practical aspects of the area, including accessibility, facilities and the available resources and how they may satisfy the tourism and events needs. Dubai can be reached by air of
sea, for most international visitors Dubai International airport is likely to provide the most suitable point of entry. The airport is well developed, with two terminals, and direct flights
to most major international airports around the world with in excess of 6,000 flights a week, to more than 220 destinations and in 2011 handled 47.2 million passengers (Dubai Airports,
2011). Furthermore, airlines are making investments that will increase capacity, Qatar Airways is investing in double-decker Airbus A380s including some new first class features, for the other aircraft there will
be a focus on only business class and economy class cabins, in order to meet the needs of the current poor economic climate (Kippreport, 2011). The airport is also
a major aviation hub for the Middle East. The country also has extensive road links and a port, where cruise ships as well as container ships dock (CIA, 2011).
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