As the world comes together to celebrate World Tourism Day on Sunday, 27 September, UAE based hospitality group Majestic Hotels is marking the occasion by celebrating two decades of homegrown hospitality, meaningful guest experiences and its continued growth alongside one of the world’s most dynamic tourism destinations.
LION will officially reopen its doors on 25 September 2026, welcoming guests back to its home on the 62nd floor of Mandarin Oriental Downtown, Dubai. With Mediterranean cuisine at its heart, LION begins a new season with a renewed focus on open-fire cooking, generous dining and deeply personal hospitality, all set against sweeping views of the city.
This International Coffee Day, 1895 Coffee Designers by Lavazza invites guests to embark on a sensory journey through Italy with Lavazza, as the two renowned coffee destinations come together to present “Tales of Italy” on October 1, 2026.
Make the most of your weekend in Dubai with a relaxing city escape at Four Points bySheraton Sheikh Zayed Road. Designed for those looking to slow down, explore the city or simply enjoy a change of scenery, Guests to enjoy 20% off the Stay for Breakfast rate when staying on eligible Saturday and Sunday nights. The offer is valid from XX 2026 to XX 2026, subject to availability.
Legacy Hotels Holding, a leading regional hospitality group, is accelerating its growth plans across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), with four new properties across the UAE, Egypt and Georgia signed at Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026. These signings bolster the group’s portfolio and drive its expansion with approximately 20 additional hotels and more than 1,200 keys as it works towards its target of 65+ hotels by 2027.
Jannah Hotels & Resorts has partnered with The Digital Hotelier (TDH) to introduce a new digital guest experience across its hotels, with the platform now launching at Jannah Burj Al Sarab Hotel and Jannah Executive Hotel Apartments in Abu Dhabi. The partnership also introduces TDH’s hotel operations platform to support more connected service delivery and day-to-day hotel operations.
The classic Dubai weekend has long followed a familiar formula: arrive on Friday, pack as much as possible into two days and fly home before the working week begins. But for Saudi families, the appeal of a Dubai city break continues to lie in its accessibility, convenience and ability to bring together family time, shopping, dining and leisure in a short, easy-going escape.