UAE Hotels Lean On Short-Haul Markets To Drive Recovery
Luxury hotels that rely on long-haul, high spending guests have been hit by Middle East unrest while their budget and midscale counterparts have fared…
Skift reports: Luxury hotels that rely on long-haul, high spending guests have been hit by Middle East unrest while their budget and midscale counterparts have fared better with a broader mix of arrivals.
This travel story centres on the United Arab Emirates. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include UAE Hotels Lean On, Short-Haul Markets To Drive and Middle East.
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