Dubaï offre 3 000 dirhams en offres d'hôtels et de loisirs pour les résidents invitant la famille et les amis à visiter

Dubai is launching a new incentive program aimed at boosting tourism by encouraging residents to invite family and friends to visit the city. Under the "Dubai Invite" scheme, UAE residents who host visitors between July 20 and October 31 will receive a package of benefits valued at Dh3,000. These perks include discounts on hotel stays, free admission to popular attractions, and dining deals. The initiative, launched by Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism, is part of broader efforts to support the hospitality industry following the impact of the ongoing conflict in Iran. Since the war began earlier this year, Dubai’s hotels and leisure venues have experienced a decline in visitor numbers, prompting authorities to introduce financial incentives to attract tourists during the traditionally slower summer season. Residents participating in the program must be at least 18 years old and hold a valid Emirates ID. They can nominate up to five non-UAE residents who must possess either a valid tourist visa or be eligible for a visa on arrival. Once the visitors arrive in Dubai, participants will receive an email outlining how to redeem their rewards, which remain valid until December 31. The hotel benefits under the scheme vary depending on the establishment. For instance, guests staying at Melia Desert Palm will receive a 45 percent discount on all room types, along with Dh100 in spa credits and Dh100 in food and beverage credits per person. At ME Dubai by Melia, visitors can get a 35 percent discount on the best available rate and a complimentary room upgrade. Guests booking at Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Beach Resort and Waterpark, W Dubai Mina Seyahi, or The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi will receive full credit back on their bookings. Leisure and entertainment options are also included in the package. Participants will gain free entry to Aquaventure World and a free day at IMG Worlds of Adventure. Additionally, there is a 50 percent discount on visits to the Grand Hyatt Dubai Waterpark, alongside several dining promotions spread across different restaurants and cafes in the city. The initiative follows a larger economic stimulus package approved by Dubai in May, which included measures such as suspending the nightly hotel tax and reducing the 7 percent municipal tax on hotel and restaurant bills. This move was intended to provide relief to businesses affected by the uncertainty surrounding the regional situation. To participate in the Dubai Invite program, residents need to register their visitors' details and arrival dates via an online form on the official Visit Dubai website. The organizers will confirm the arrival of each guest, after which participants will be informed of the specific offers they can claim. The timing of the program aligns with a period when the tourism sector is seeking to recover from recent challenges. With the summer months typically marking a lull in visitor activity, the initiative aims to stimulate interest in Dubai as a destination for both domestic and international travelers. Authorities hope that the combination of financial incentives and enhanced experiences will help restore confidence in the local tourism industry and encourage more people to plan trips to Dubai. The success of the program could influence future strategies for promoting the city as a premier travel destination, particularly in light of the ongoing geopolitical tensions affecting neighboring regions.