Josh Corder

Aman Dubai is scheduled to open in 2027, and wants to shake up the city as Aman did in New York.

Even without a CEO, Jumeirah's "2030 Mission" for growth remains on track.

It is the latest development in trying to promote multi-country holidays in the Gulf.

It may not have a 336-foot Sphere with U2, but the Qiddiya Speed Track isn't short of ambition.

Saudi Arabia is now one of Four Seasons' largest growth markets.

Up till now, the LXR name has been reserved for private islands and palatial hotels. Now it's going to be used for an upmarket farming retreat.

Dubai gets a dedicated episode on 'Somebody Feed Phil'; right at the time that Dubai Tourism is going big on food.

It may not feature a footballer, but AlUla hopes its new global brand campaign will drive international visits.

Abu Dhabi group Rotana is trying its hand at a casino in Georgia, meanwhile, gaming is in the cards back home in the UAE.

Despite being located in the global center of luxury hospitality, Jumeirah has struggled somewhat to grow its footprint.