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British Airways launches cheap fares on flights from the UAE

British Airways has announced discounted fares across all cabins from the UAE to London, Europe and North America. The deals are available for bookings made until April 10 for travel until November 30, the UK flag carrier said in a statement. Paolo De Renzis, head of Middle East, Africa and Central Asia sales for British

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New Abu Dhabi project to feature city’s largest aquarium, cinema

Construction work has started on a AED850 million ($231 million) project in Abu Dhabi that will feature a 5,000 sq m aquarium – the biggest in the UAE capital – as well as its largest cinema. The Municipality of Abu Dhabi City in partnership with AlBarakah International Investments, said in a statement that the Al

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Singapore’s Ascott eyes 5,000 MidEast serviced units by 2020

CapitaLand’s wholly owned serviced residence business unit, The Ascott Limited (Ascott), has signed contracts to manage its first two serviced residences in Al Khobar, one of the main metropolitan cities in Saudi Arabia’s oil-rich Eastern Province. The 172-unit Ascott Corniche Al Khobar and 133- unit Somerset Downtown Al Khobar are slated to open in 2018

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Hilton inks deal for 138-key mid-market hotel in Doha

Hilton Worldwide on Wednesday announced the signing of a management agreement with Universal Management Group to open the mid-market Hilton Garden Inn Doha C Ring Road. Set to open in 2018, the hotel is located in Qatar’s capital, Doha and once open will join Hilton Garden Inn hotels already operating in the UAE and Saudi

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New female-focused recruiter aims to add flexibility to GCC jobs market

Recruitment consultancy, Hopscotch, has launched to bring together professional women requiring flexible working options in the Gulf region and GCC companies looking for quality, shorter term hires. The company said that with limited channels to find flexible or part time work, women’s skills and knowledge are being lost from the regional workplace. In a recent

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Abu Dhabi expats sending their families home due to rising cost of living

ABU DHABI // The rising cost of living in the capital has forced many expatriates to send their families and children home to make ends meet. The cost of rents, school fees and groceries have risen while salaries remained the same, they said. Shibu Varghese said: “Last year, I sent two of my children back

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When setting up a business in Dubai, good intentions are not enough

Dubai: Forget the often-quoted platitudes you hear about starting your business, especially those lines about setting your own hours and not having to answer to a boss. Most small business owners will tell you running your own business will require all of your former “free time” and the patience to track down the information you

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Dubai to have new ‘mega retail district’

Dubai: Dubai is to have a new “mega retail district” at the new masters elopement in the making near Dubai Creek. Part of the Dubai Creek Harbour, the new retail destination could be announced as early as in the next two months, according to a top Emaar Properties official. It will be connected to The

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Should you consolidate all your debts in UAE?

Dubai: About half of expatriates in the UAE have personal loans to settle, while nearly four in ten (38 per cent) have credit card borrowings to pay off. Household debt, indeed, remains a perennial problem in the UAE, and what is worrying is that it can push people to the brink of frustration. To provide

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