Dubai is the first in the world in hotel occupancy during February 2025

For the second month in a row, Dubai topped the largest and most prominent tourist destination in the world in terms of hotel occupancy levels during February 2025, recording a strong performance with the arrival of the general average of the work of hotel establishments in the emirate to 88.3%, and with a growth rate of more than 7% compared to January 2025, according to data issued by the company “Amadius” specializing in tourism and travel technology services and solutions.

Dubai’s hotel occupancy rates, during last February, exceeded the levels recorded in January 2025, which recorded the occupancy rate of 82.4%, and December 2024, which coincided with the holiday season and holidays at a rate of 80.2%, indicating a strong and continuous performance of the hotel market in the emirate.

According to the company’s data on the performance of the most prominent and largest tourist destinations in the world, the Emirates Today obtained a copy of it. Dubai continued to record strong performance rates throughout February 2025, and reached its climax on February 19 with a occupancy rate that exceeded the 96%barrier.

The General Work Index exceeded a 93% barrier for 10 consecutive days between 16 and 25 February 2025, at a time when the standard performance of the hotel market coincided during February, with Dubai hosting international exhibitions and major events.

Dubai surpassed the performance of the largest tourism destinations around the world during February 2025, for the second month in a row, including the British capital, London, which recorded a occupancy rate of about 67.6%, Paris by about 58.1%, New York by 67.6%, Bangkok 78.2%, Singapore 77.5%, Los Angeles by about 74%, Miami by 83.9%, and Madrid 68.1%, Berlin and Amsterdam by about 66.4%.

Dubai witnessed, according to officials of hotels, a great momentum in demand at the beginning of this year, in conjunction with the winter tourism season, business activities and major conferences that hosted it. These data include hotel rooms, as the Dubai Hospitality Market includes thousands of “holiday homes” units.

In turn, the number of hotel rooms in Dubai at the end of January 2025 reached more than 153.6 thousand hotel rooms within 831 hotel establishments, compared to 150.4 thousand hotel rooms within 823 facilities at the end of January 2024.

Dubai achieved a new achievement during the year 2024, with its reception more than 18.72 million international visitors, an increase of 9%, compared to the same period in 2023, in which it hosted 17.15 million visitors, to continue to set records every year.