Dubai is the second world in demand for “alternative hospitality options”

Data issued by the company “Amadeus”, which specializes in tourism and travel services and solutions, showed that Dubai continues to enhance its position as one of the most prominent international destinations in the alternative residency sector “alternative hospitality options”, to finish second in the world, and the first Middle East, outperforming major tourism markets such as London, Osaka, Cape Town, and Malaga, during the current September.

According to the “Amadeus” index – which measures performance through an integrated set of standards, including occupancy rates, confirmed future demand, average reservation periods, and regional performance – Dubai came in a very advanced location that reflects its tourist power and its diversity in residence options, while Bali came in Indonesia in first place.

Alternative accommodations are defined as “residence options” other than traditional hotels, which offer unique and private experiences, or -being similar to travelers, and these options include: rental homes rental, short -term and hostel rents, and others.

In the Middle East and Africa region, Dubai ranked first in a preservation of the peak of its performance last August.

The data indicates that Dubai is no longer only a center for luxury hotels of a traditional nature, but it has become a major player in the alternative residence market, which reflects the diversity of the tourist structure, and its ability to meet various patterns of family to the individual, and from luxury to economic.

“Dubai continues to prove its exceptional tourism attractiveness, although the emirate includes more than 152 thousand hotel rooms, the growing demand for tourist rents and holiday homes reflects the strength of its global position, and its ability to absorb various patterns of visitors from businessmen to families, and tourists looking for experiences Various ».

Mursal added that the demand for alternative residencies does not only come from families or those looking for more special options, but also from various segments that include businessmen and visitors of the new generation who prefer flexible and innovative travel patterns, pointing out that this diversity in the slides reflects the global status of Dubai, a destination that welcomes everyone.

He stressed that the pace of demand for tourism in the emirate is no longer seasonal or related to a specific period of the year, but rather has become a permanent activity that is renewed for the 12 months, thanks to the various ingredients that Dubai possesses that combine advanced infrastructure, major events, and innovation in travel and accommodation experiences

He said: «Dubai continues to enhance its attractiveness and its ability to meet the expectations of different segments of visitors, whoever searches for luxury finds it in its international hotels and resorts, and whoever wants a greater privacy can benefit from holiday homes, tourist apartments, or leased villas», noting that this diversity in offers translates into force in demand, and exceptional numbers in occupancy rates and tourist spending.

• The pace of demand for tourism in the emirate is no longer seasonal or related to a specific period of the year, but rather has become a permanent activity that is renewed throughout the year.

• The demand for alternative residencies does not come from families or those looking for more special options only, but also from various segments that include businessmen and visitors as well.