In line with the main theme of ATM 2023 which is “Working Towards Net Zero”, visitors and exhibitors can get insights into the sustainability activities across the properties of Central Hotels & Resorts including single-use plastics, energy-saving lighting and utilities and many more
Central Hotels & Resorts, a top hospitality management company in the UAE, is participating in this year’s edition of Arabian Travel Market from May 1-4, to highlight its sustainability practices and announce upcoming summer promotions.
In line with the main theme of ATM 2023 which is “Working Towards Net Zero”, visitors and exhibitors can get insights into the sustainability activities across the properties of Central Hotels & Resorts including single-use plastics, energy-saving lighting and utilities and many more.
“Truly sustainable and responsible tourism should make destinations better for people to live in and well as visit. This is what we are aiming to achieve across our properties and there’s no better platform to share our goals and vision that at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM). Key industry leaders and stakeholders from various sectors including destinations, travel platforms, airlines, hospitality, online travel agencies, and hotels will be attending the event so we will be learning from each other,” explained Abdulla Al Abdulla, COO, and Group General Manager.
The leading global event for the travel industry in the Middle East will explore how innovative sustainable travel trends will evolve and also identify strategies for growth within specific key vertical sectors.
Along with other announcements,Central Hotels & Resorts will unveil its upcoming summer promotions, valid at C Central Resort The Palm, Royal Central Hotel The Palm and Canal Central Hotel Business Bay.
Central Hotels & Resorts is keen on attracting guests from all markets including the US, Canada, Italy, Australia, China and other European countries.
“We have observed a strong recovery in the UAE’s hospitality industry following the pandemic based on recent statistics, occupancy rates, and investments. However, there will always be some challenges along the way, notably in marketing trends and dynamics. New hotel brands are entering the region and hotel openings will add new hotel rooms so the industry is becoming increasingly competitive. Thus, all brands must stay ahead of the trends, adapt to challenges and take advantage of opportunities,” added Abdulla.