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A TravelWise podcast vignette with Jawad Saade, GM, Hilton Dubai Creek Hotel & Residences, Jewel of the Creek talking about their Ramadan Iftar offerings along side the wonderful Dubai Creek.The podcast of the full interview with Jawad Saade, GM, Hilton Dubai Creek Hotel & Residences, Jewel of the Creek is now available.

Join Phil Blizzard as he continues his exploration of Dubai's newest destination - the Jewel of the Creek. In this episode he visits the Hilton Dubai Creek Hotel & Residences to meet Jawad Saade, General Manger who talks about the guests first point of contact - the traditonal Arabic welcome with a cup of qahwa (listen to find out what this is). He talks about the appeal of the serviced apartments, their creekside location and some of the activites they offer visitors staying at 'The Heart of Dubai'.

Hear about travel to Dubai and the United Arab Emirates as the Amateur Traveler talks about an unexpected trip to the region. Why should you visit the UAE? The United Arab Emirates is an odd combination of new and old. It is a multi-cultural country where 90% of the people who live there are guest workers from around the world. It is very modern, but if you look closely, you can find historic sites. Travel on this trip was sponsored by United Airlines. They wanted me to review their Polaris Business class as a solo international traveler. Here's the itinerary that Chris recommends based on his trip to Dubai and the UAE: Day 1: Arrival & Exploring Old Dubai Stay near Dubai Creek (Chris stayed at the Arabian Courtyard Hotel and Spa). Explore Dubai Creek: Walk through the old market near the creek. Visit the Al Seef district, a modern area designed to look traditional. See wind towers, a historic cooling system in traditional Emirati architecture. Visit Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding: Learn about Emirati culture, clothing, and traditions. Take an Abra (boat) across Dubai Creek (cost: ~1 dirham). Explore Deira's Gold Souk and Spice Souk: Browse the gold shops and traditional spice markets. https://amateurtraveler.com/travel-to-dubai-and-the-united-arab-emirates/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discover what makes the Dubai Creek Striders Half Marathon one of the most iconic and scenic running events in the world. From the vibrant community spirit to the challenging course along Dubai Creek, this is a must-watch for every runner!

Новости на радио «Русские Эмираты» в Дубае: - Лето и сезон отпусков в Объединенных Арабских Эмиратах – в самом разгаре, однако у жителей страны еще есть возможность приобрести доступные билеты стоимостью менее 1000 дирхамов туда и обратно на ряд направлений. - Дубайский пятизвездочный отель Palazzo Versace, расположенный на берегу бухты Dubai Creek, снова выставили на аукцион. Начальная стоимость отеля на торгах будет составлять 1,34 млрд дирхамов.

Das war die heutige Episode des 'InvestMenter Podcast'. Siehst du die Chancen, die Dubai als Investmentstandort bietet? Wenn du bereit bist, strategisch in die Zukunft zu investieren, ist InvestMenter der richtige Partner an deiner Seite. Buche dir jetzt gerne dein Erstgespräch mit einem InvestMenter Experten unter: www.investmenter.de In deinem persönlichen Gespräch erfährst du: Wie Dubai Immobilien, gerade in volatilen Zeiten, eine sichere und renditestarke Investition bieten. Warum gerade jetzt der ideale Zeitpunkt für Investitionen in Dubai ist. Und welche konkreten Schritte für eine erfolgreiche Investition notwendig sind. Das war die heutige Episode des 'InvestMenter Podcast'. Siehst du die Chancen, die Dubai als Investmentstandort bietet? Wenn du bereit bist, strategisch in die Zukunft zu investieren, ist InvestMenter der richtige Partner an deiner Seite. Buche dir jetzt gerne dein Erstgespräch mit einem InvestMenter Experten unter:www.investmenter.de In deinem persönlichen Gespräch erfährst du: Wie Dubai Immobilien, gerade in volatilen Zeiten, eine sichere und renditestarke Investition bieten. Warum gerade jetzt der ideale Zeitpunkt für Investitionen in Dubai ist. Und welche konkreten Schritte für eine erfolgreiche Investition notwendig sind.

A good friend of the jar, the youngest person to ever qualify for The Open, sky sports presenter, radio commentator, and coach - Tom sat down with Zane Scotland at the Zane Scotland Academy in Leatherhead to go through his eclectic 18:1 - Woodcote Park2 - Prince's (Shore)3 - Carnoustie 4 - The Addington5 - Sunningdale (New)6 - Walton Heath Old7 - Crans Sur Sierre8 - Oaks Park9 - Wisley (Church)10 - The Belfry (Brabazon)11 - Golf de el Salam12 - Wentworth13 - Queenwood14 - The Old Course15 - Cobtree Manor16 - Majalis 17 - Dubai Creek 18 - DownfieldIn November & December we have teamed up with Spornia.uk, the no.1 golf net as rated by MyGolfSpy and Golf Digest. For 10% the purchase of any golf net, as well as a free swing consultation & the chance to win a Garmin R10 launch monitor, simply head to spornia.ukand add code 'cookiejar' at checkout!If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!You can follow us along below @cookiejargolf Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Website

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After a successful year at Carlton Downtown, Narrah Restaurant is set to open its second outlet at the Rooftop of Carlton Dubai Creek. #new #restaurant #shisha #arabic #food #carlton #narrah #rooftop #CarltonDubaiCreek #HosniAbdelhadi #LebaneseCuisine #MiddleEasternCuisine #DubaiDining #diningoffers #hozpitality www.hozpitality.com/Carlton/read-article/carlton-hotel-and-suites-launches-narrah-lebanese-restaurant-in-carlton-dubai-creek-7767.html

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Commemorating 25+ years of operation, Carlton Hotels & Suites launches its fifth branch, Carlton Dubai Creek in the heritage district of Dubai #carltonhotels #CarltonDubaiCreek #HosniAbdelhadi #dubaicreek #watercanal #DeliGrindCafe #CarltonCreek #hozpitality https://www.hozpitality.com/Hozpitalitygroup/read-article/carlton-hotel-and-suites-launches-carlton-dubai-creek-to-offer-a-mix-of-modern-and-traditional-hospitality-6993.html

Weiter geht's in der Hilton Themenwoche mit zwei absoluten Traumhotels. Sarah Onaly und Ralph Onaly berichten eindrucksvoll über das Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm Jumeirah (https://bit.ly/3h956rW) und über das DoubleTree by Hilton Dubai M square Hotel & Residences (https://bit.ly/36sIgZX). Die Themen: Panorama Suite; Dubai Creek; Industrial schick; Rooftop Pool; Dubai Big Five; Familienzimmer mit Zwischentür; 5 Restaurants und Cafés; 40 Min. zur Expo; Dubai Frame; Das alte Dubai; DoubleTree Cookie; Waldorf Astoria Grünanlagen; Understated Luxury; Helle Zimmer mit viel Platz; Oase der Entspannung; Poollandschaft; Sonnenaufgang- oder Sonnenuntergang-Zimmer; Halbpension und Vollpension; Social by Heinz Beck 3-Sterne Restaurant; Sehr Familienfreundlich; Gym, Yoga, Personal Trainer; Verbesserte Abfallwirtschaft und lokale Zutaten Dir stehen folgende Informationsquellen und Kontaktmöglichkeiten zur Verfügung: https://www.fti.de/service/reisehinweise.html https://www.fti.de/blog/reiseberichte-und-tipps/expertentipps/urlaub-corona-einreisebestimmungen/ Schreib uns deine Fragen, Reiseerlebnisse und Reisetipps an gluecksmomente@fti.de

TravelWise with Phil Blizzard and the first episode of 2022 looks back at some of the 'travel firsts' from 2021.These first 'In-Person' events and activities for podcast host Phil Blizzard include an aviation panel discussion, filming interviews at a travel exhibition, a delightful  staycation alongside the Dubai Creek. Plus the high spot  - my first flight in over 18 months. So fasten your seat belt, get comfortable and enjoy the flight.  

#Dubai #Skyscrapper #CreekTower #WhatNext #BillionDollarProjects Dubai is always into creating something unique by exceeding their limit. And Creek Tower is one of the project where Dubai is exceeding the limit and creating the world tallest building (Skyscraper) know as Creek Tower. But the construction have been stopped is this because of pandemic or there is some other reason . Subscribe to What Next: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZt0pkrN8Jy0IDoo0UqQzGQ Listen to What Next Podcast: Apple podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-next/id1581270156 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/3IIH3zxrKBGHy8k7Ap8Ayr Google podcast - https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8yMjlmZWNkOC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Anchor - https://anchor.fm/whatnextyt About What Next: What Next is a YouTube channel created by Rizwan Sayyed since 2021. Topics cover anything futuristic related to science, technology, history, movies, business, etc.

Pullman Dubai Creek City Centre is offering the ultimate staycation and food & beverage offerings that you can take advantage of for the long weekend of Eid Al Adha. #eidaladha #staycation #dubaihotels #longweekend #dubai #deira #hozpitality https://www.hozpitality.com/MAF_Accor_Shared_Services/read-article/5379_make-the-most-of-eid-al-adha-s-long-weekend-with-a-hot-deal-at-pullman-dubai-cre.html

This Staycation Special from the Park Hyatt, Dubai continues as Phil Blizzard soaks up the atmosphere of the pools, talks spa relaxation with the resort managing director Stephan Schupbach. Exploration of the resort continues with culinary offerings - from France to Spain and the not to be missed legendary Boardwalk.  Located alongside the Dubai Creek the resort is a sanctuary in the very heart of Dubai with a multitude of restaurants, a white sandy beach,  swimming pools.  

Located alongside the Dubai Creek the resort is a sanctuary in the very heart of Dubai with a multitude of restaurants, a white sandy beach,  swimming pools.  Phil Blizzard checks into the Park Hyatt, Dubai to discover what the resort has to offer and is greeted by the Managing Director - Stephan Schupbach who provides an overview of the resort.  In this, the first part, Phil also talks to Patrick Fernandez,  Director F & B about the culinary tour which guests can enjoy and then heads off to Thailand as well as the Greek Islands! How .. just listen in.

Wir gehen auf Entdeckungsreise zwischen Tradition und Superlativen in Dubai. Arabische Märchen aus 1001 und einer Nacht werden in Dubai am Persischen Golf wahr. Die Stadt ist für Luxusläden, ultramoderne Architektur und ein pulsierendes Nachtleben bekannt. Der Wolkenkratzer Burj Khalifa, 828 m hoch, dominiert die aus Wolkenkratzern bestehende Skyline. Die Stadt liegt am Nordrand des Emirats Dubai und wird geteilt durch den Dubai Creek, eine ca. 100 bis 1300 Meter breite und ca. 14 Kilometer lange Bucht des Persischen Golfs. Dubai zählt seit 2013 mit jährlich bis zu 15 Millionen ausländischen Touristen zu den meistbesuchten Städten der Welt. Tipps und Infos zum Arabischen Abenteuer Dubai bekommen wir von Tom Stein und Historiker und Reisebuch Autor Gerhard Heck. Richtig ankommen: die Einreise nach Dubai --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/audioreise/message

Huma Gupta speaks with Todd Reisz about the transformation of the marshy estuary known as Dubai Creek (خور دبي‎) into infrastructure – a process which was central to the city’s architectural and urban development projects in the twentieth century. Reisz discusses the spatial, architectural, ecological and economic relationships between the creek, its inhabitants, and the city. These relationships were forever transformed in the mid-twentieth century through the 1955 Halcrow Plan for Dubai Creek and John Harris' 1959 Master Plan for Dubai, which necessitated the use of concrete and steel to harden the creek's fluid landscape in order to engender an expectation of predictability, economic growth, and real estate speculation.

On today's update, we have the latest coronavirus figures, police in Dubai Creek rescue sailors from a sinking dhow and the recovery of hospitality and tourism sectors in Abu Dhabi and Dubai is set to accelerate this year. Vets in Dubai report rise in canine parvovirus cases and a South African Table Mountain forest fire threatens University of Cape Town. Thoraya Abdullahi joins us for what's trending, including Egypt's train crash, French travel restrictions and Princes William and Harry.

“The worst-case scenario, of an airline that’s forced to police the political views of its own workforce in order to maintain the open skies it needs to operate, would be a horrendous one for Cathay,” Bloomberg's Dan Fickling writes. “Driving a wedge between management and staff inclined to support Hong Kong’s aspirations for greater freedom, and between the airline and customers who retain loyalty to it as an icon of the territory’s unique status, could quickly erase the gains from nearly four years of turning around the business. “Waiting in the wings in that event is the risk that the long-rumored takeover by Cathay’s second-largest shareholder, Air China Ltd., could finally come to fruition." Ran into our friend Nalin Rodrigo who we first met on Dubai Creek some years ago when he was fronting the cargo fortunes of Sri Lankan Cargo from his offices in Colombo. Nalin an all-cargo pro was always completely unflappable, energetic and to tell it a great air cargo dreamer and doer. A Louisiana USA Senator named Bill Cassidy, R-La., who issues a torrent of “White Papers” on various subjects including Health Care now wants the  federal government to look into possible cargo-based money laundering (TBML) suggesting TBML ,”is one of the most profitable and safe mechanisms to launder money, and it is imperative that Congress act.” “There are certain industries that present a greater risk for TBML, such as couriers, cargo services, freight shipping services, international shipping, and money service businesses,"  Sen Bill said. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/geoffrey-arend/support

Nick Alvis and Scott Price are no strangers to the Dubai culinary scene. The Gordon Ramsay trained duo previously ran his restaurant Verre in Dubai Creek, before creating their own concept restaurants Table 9 and Taste Kitchen – both of which won plenty of critical acclaim for their cuisine) and have collaborated with Gates Hospitality on Folly (one of Esquire Middle East Best Restaurants 2019 and 2018) and The Lion. The duo Nick & Scott will soon launch another restaurant in the city — Verve Bar & Brasserie. We speak to the two men on how exactly they got their start in the restaurant business, what it was like working for Gordon Ramsay and why they now call Dubai home

Your day in five minutes. Today's episode of Now Hear This gets you ready for the weekend with a hops festival taking place at Dubai Creek, a live music and pizza night brunch taking place in Business Bay, plus some early Chinese New Year celebrations. Have a great day, we'll see you tomorrow.

Gary Bembridge of Tips for Travellers shares observations, tips and advice for visitors to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Subscribe free to the show on iTunes, Stitcher Radio or TuneIn Radio. This show covers among other topics: Observations You either love Dubai or you hate it!Some say : Surreal, bizarre , draconian, soulless, superficial Others say : dynamic, bold, modern and adventurous Mix of conservative and liberal with lots of inconsistencies (e.g. full burka wearing women next to skimply dressed ones and lack of alcohol tolerance but heavy drinking in hotels). Seen as a shoppers paradise although I am not sure prices are that amazing despite being duty free nature. Mix of nationalities in the population of around 2,5 million with less than 20% of the population being UAE nationals. Safe and not lot of petty crime HistoryBritish controlled the area until 1971 when 6 other states formed UAE (Abu Dhabi, Ajman,Fujairah , Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm al-Qaiwain). Each has lots of autonomy though is a Supreme Council of Rulers that overseas total UAE Dubai has biggest population and 2nd in size after Abu Dhabi - oil was discovered in Dubai in 1963 turning a quiet pearl diving, fishing and trade port into wealthy  oil producer - but unlike neighbours like Abu Dhabi it does not very large reserves and as will run out the ruling family (Constitutional Monarchy  ruled by the Al Maktoum family) has invested into creating a major hub for finance, transport, trade and tourism and went on vast ambitious program of infrastructure building. It almost came undone in the 2008 crash but neighbouring Abu Dhabi bailed them out.Best time to goHot pretty much all year  roundBest time Sept to MayGetting therePossibly best airline hub in the world ! Cruise lines increasingly calling here and the port is close to townWhere to stayJumeirah Beach areas - where most resort hotels with beaches are More business hotels are on Sheikh Zayed roadGetting around Drivers generally are poor! Metro - modern, cheap, air conditioned , easy to work out - smart card tickets - get day pass - ticket machines / signs / on-board voice also in English - some carriages of women and children only at peak times Monorail from base of the Palm Atlantis - not connected to the metro. Taxis are cheap and efficient to use - though traffic can be bad at all times of day and night. Busses  best left to locals. Cross Dubai Creek on small boats called abras (water taxis). Hop-on Hop-off bus operated by Big Bus includes tickets into attractions like Dubai Museum, Al Maktoum's house, Arabian dhow, water bus ride and some walking tours General tips Remember you are coming to an Islamic country. Wear respectful clothing (avoid shorts, exposed shoulders and ankles ). Topless suntanning not allowed. Avoid public signs of affection like hand holding kissing. Same sex affection real taboo. Illegal to drink or be drunk in public - drink driving will get you in prison. Drugs and pornography laws very draconian and strict - even some prescription drugs are illegal. Restrictions on some publications and affiliations like Jehovah Witness. Take care what photograph - do not photograph women in traditional dress without prior permission. English widely spoken. Western-style toilets are not everywhere - but are in malls Tips on must do things to see and doVisit the new iconic buildingsBurj KhalifaWhen opened in 2010 became tallest man made structure - viewing platform on 124th floor. Pre booking is much cheaper but need to do well in advance. Fast Track on the day for immediate entry 400 Dhiramas (about £60 or $100).Burj Arab HotelMost luxurious hotel in world - designed to resemble a sail and has heli-pad above 27th floor. Entry only with a reservation - afternoon tea is classic - strict dress code of smart casual.The Palm and AtlantisMan made reclaimed land - visible from space - 4000 villas each with own beach front - 5000 apartments - restaurants -sports facilities - cinemas - Marina docking Atlantis Hotel - based on original Bahamas hotel billed as a "watery world of wonder" - aquarium with 21 water exhibits including lost Chamber and waterparkActivities Wild Wadi Waterpark - in my view the best in the world! Ski Dubai is  -4 degrees C with a big ski slope, tabogan run and ski lift - entry includes gear except hats and gloves which can be bought. Four-Wheel Drive Sand Dune expeditions - high speed rides which also take you desert camps to do camel rides and dune surfing HistoricalAl Faheidi Fort Dates from 1800s - oldest surviving building in city - now popular museum opened in 1970 -  tells story of development of UAE life and history with models and exhibitions.Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum house - former ruler who died in 1958 lived here - built around central courtyard in 19century around 30 rooms and traditional wind towers (old fashioned air conditioning system )Grand Mosque - near the museum(though the Jumeirah mosque is more impressive buildingShopping Explore the famous and traditional Souks - traditional ones all close to each other in Deira area across Dubai Creek (get there by traditional boat, metro or taxi ). Gold (priced by weight with small charge for work done to craft into an item) and Spice are the most impressive. Haggling expected! Malls - lots of them - huge air conditioned and up market. Three of note in my view: Dubai Mall - sometimes referred to as biggest in the world - ice rink and also massive aquarium - go through to get to Burj Khalifa - free wifi - fountain show at night (like Bellagio Las Vegas). Mall of the Emirates - more dated - Dubai Ski based here. Emirates Towers Boulevard - luxury boutiques and reputation for being the most expensive and prestigious. Other things to do Helicopter or seaplane trips. Arabian Dhow evening cocktail cruises on Dubai creek Catamaran tours along beaches and around The Palm Explore the Dubai Marina area