Dubai to build first temperature-controlled pedestrian city in the world

[al-Hasani]

@al-Hasani my dear we need to talk here.

These cheap show off Arab states, did they issue a single statement of condemnation or concern on Gaza? As far as I know, I have not seen a single statement from them in mainstream media.

When you dont have the heart to even express grief on Palestine, then dont show off your wealth. Its no use.

With all your wealth and power, can you stop Israel from doing what it is to Palestine. No you cant! When you cant express grief for Palestine then please keep this ostentatious lifestyle to your self. That is what pissed me off.

I m slamming the door shut here. And I dont even care!

What the hell are you talking about? Do you see Gaza in the title of this topic? About 25 people died there today. In Syria there have been recent days where 4 times as many died. Should the world stop because of that? Or what about Nigeria or Sub-Saharan Africa where people die in the thousands every single day due to famine, wars, poverty etc. Or South Asia etc.?

Why don't you stop Israel yourself? You can't either. No Muslim country can as of now.

Anyway I don't care about Gaza in this thread as this is not the topic.

 

[al-Hasani]

Mall of the World launched in Dubai​

July 5, 2014

Artist’s impression of the Mall of the World, the world’s first temperature-controlled city, which will be built along Shaikh Zayed Road in Dubai. The mall will be capable of receiving 180 million visitors a year.

The world’s first temperature-controlled city will also have the largest shopping mall in the world.

His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, launched the world’s first temperature-controlled city, Mall of the World, located along Shaikh Zayed Road in Dubai, on Saturday.

With a total area of 48 million sq. ft., the project will comprise the world’s largest shopping mall and indoor theme park, which will be covered by a glass dome that will be open during the winter months. The shopping mall, with an area of 8 million sq. ft., will take the form of an extended retail street network, unlike the typical shopping mall concept available in Dubai.

“Our ambitions are higher than having seasonal tourism. Tourism is key driver of our economy and we aim to make the UAE an attractive destination all year long. This is why we will start working on providing pleasant temperature-controlled environments during the summer months.” Shaikh Mohammad

Additional districts within the project will include a wellness dedicated zone catering to medical tourists, a cultural celebration district as well as a wide range of hospitality options comprising 20,000 hotel rooms catering to all types of tourists. Once completed, the City is projected to become a year-round destination, welcoming around 180 million visitors annually.

Commenting on the new project, Shaikh Mohammad said: “The growth in family and retail tourism underpins the need to enhance Dubai’s tourism infrastructure as soon as possible. This project complements our plans to transform Dubai into a cultural, tourist and economic hub for the two billion people living in the region around us; and we are determined to achieve our vision.”

“Our ambitions are higher than having seasonal tourism. Tourism is key driver of our economy and we aim to make the UAE an attractive destination all year long. This is why we will start working on providing pleasant temperature-controlled environments during the summer months. We are confident of our economy’s strength, optimistic about our country’s future and we continue to broaden our vision,” Shaikh Mohammad said in the presence of Mohammad Abdullah Al Gergawi, UAE Minister of Cabinet Affairs and Chairman of Dubai Holding; Ahmad Bin Byat, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding; and Khalifa Saeed Sulaiman, Director-General of Protocol Department.

Integrated Pedestrian City

The new project, developed by Dubai Holding, will introduce an innovative concept of an integrated pedestrian city connected to the mall and offering a wide range of leisure, retail, cultural, wellness, recreation and hospitality options under one roof. Tourists will be able to enjoy a week-long stay without the need to leave the City or use a car. The 7km long promenades connecting all facilities will be covered during the summer and open during the winter, ensuring pleasant temperatures throughout the year.

Hospitality District

The project will see the addition of 100 hotels and serviced apartments buildings, including 20,000 hotel rooms, to Dubai’s hospitality sector. The project will include designated parking areas with a capacity to host up to 50,000 cars on the ground level.

Dubai Cultural District

Dubai Cultural District will be the hub for national and multinational cultural festivities and events in the UAE. A dedicated theatre district with host of venues similar to some of the world’s most renowned landmarks such as London’s West End and New York’s Broadway. The Celebration Walk, similar to the Ramblas Street in Barcelona will connect the cultural district to the rest of the Mall. Dubai Cultural District will include a range of conference, wedding and celebration halls with a capacity to host thousands of revellers, befitting the multicultural social fabric of Dubai.

Wellness District

Another component of Mall of the World is the Wellness District, which will cover a total area of 3 million sq. ft. dedicated to providing wellness and rejuvenation services. It will offer a holistic experience to medical tourists and their families, ensuring access to quality healthcare, specialised surgical procedures and cosmetic treatments, wellness facilities and high-end hospitality options.

“Mall of the World presents an innovative concept in the international hospitality sector, further strengthening Dubai’s appeal as a tourism hub with a wide range of options. This project is a product of extensive research studying international and regional tourists’ requirements and preferences. The objective is to create an integrated city with a plethora of best-in-class options within pleasant environments. The project will be developed in phases in alignment with the gradual growth of family tourism in Dubai,” Al Gergawi said.

Ahmad Bin Byat, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding, said: “We are ready to move forward with this unique concept, whose distinctive offering and strategic location will play an instrumental role in advancing the growth of Dubai’s tourism sector. The project will follow the green and environmentally friendly guidelines of the Smart Dubai model. It will be built using state-of-the-art technology to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint, ensuring high levels of environmental sustainability and operational efficiency.”

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Artist’s impression of the Mall of the World, the world’s first temperature-controlled city, which will be built along Shaikh Zayed Road in Dubai. The mall will be capable of receiving 180 million visitors a year.

Mall of the World, the world’s first temperature-controlled city launched in Dubai | GulfNews.com

 

[al-Hasani]

Mall of the World to strengthen Dubai’s tourism and retail position​

Mega-project to include 100 hotels, wellness, cultural and theatre districts

By Sarah Algethami Staff Reporter
Published: 21:12 July 6, 2014

Artist’s impression of the Mall of the World, the world’s first temperature-controlled city, which will be built along Shaikh Zayed Road in Dubai. The mall will be capable of receiving 180 million visitors a year.
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Dubai: Mall of the World, the latest addition to Dubai’s retail, hospitality and leisure offering, is expected to boost visitor numbers and further strengthen the emirate’s mall development pipeline, industry experts said.

Mall of the World was launched on Saturday by His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice-President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai.

The focus of activity in Dubai has shifted towards the retail and hospitality sectors as development ramps up in the lead up to the World Expo 2020, which Dubai won the bid to host last November, real estate consultancy Cluttons said in a statement.

“Dubai has a significant portfolio of existing shopping malls and the string of new mall developments looks set to push Dubai further ahead of the region’s other emerging economies,” stated Faisal Durrani, international research and business development Manager at Cluttons.

The consultancy expects some 7 million square feet of new malls with a size of over 1 million square feet to enter the market over the next two years, apart from the current mall expansion activity in the city.

The Dubai Financial Market also welcomed the news. The index went up 4.41 per cent on Sunday to end at 4,593.57.

Located along Shaikh Zayed Road, Mall of the World will occupy 8 million square feet. The mall’s retail area will be connected to 100 hotels and service apartments offering 20,000 rooms. The masterplan includes wellness resorts, cultural theatres and an indoor park.

“The Mall of the World will pave the way for the next generation of the city’s malls, where the shopping element is combined in equal parts with entertainment and leisure facilities, creating destinations in theory own right, while catalysing the development of wider surrounding areas,” Durrani said.

The cost and timeline for completion of the project was not disclosed by its developer Dubai Holding. When enquired by ‘Gulf News’, no one at Dubai Holding was available to comment on Sunday. “Anchored by a mall, the destination seems to be planned as new and additional centre of Dubai,” said Chiheb Ben Mahmoud, executive vice-president and head of hotels and hospitality group for the Middle East and Africa at real estate consultancy JLL.

Property developer Nakheel’s Deira Islands Mall is the second largest shopping mall in Dubai’s new mall development pipeline after Mall of the World, occupying 6.7 million square feet, according to data by Cluttons.

Once complete, the Mall of the World project is expected to attract 180 million visitors a year.

“DTCM [Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing] plays a central role in coordinating the activities of industry and public sector partners to expand existing attractions and create new ones — like The Mall of the World — to enhance the overall visitor experience. We look forward to continuing our work with private sector partners as well as government agencies on this project,” said Issam Abdul Rahim Kazim, CEO of the Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DCTCM), an affiliate of DTCM, told ‘Gulf News’ in an emailed statement.

Hotel operators keen

With 100 hotels planned as a part of the development, hotel operators have expressed keen interest in the project.

The Rezidor Hotel Group, which has Radisson Blu and Park Inn by Radisson in its portfolio, is “in the process of initiating discussions” with Dubai Holding, which is handling the project, according to Elie Milky, the company’s director of business development for the Middle East and Africa.

“We are definitely looking at hotel opportunities in Mall of the World and to continuing to contribute to the growth vision of Dubai and the UAE, particularly in family tourism,” Milky said.

The Rezidor Hotel Group is considering introducing its mid-scale brand Park Inn by Radisson, Radisson Red, Radisson Blu and Quorvus Collection, in the new development.

“The inclusion of theatres, theme parks and medical tourism facilities along with the world class mall will certainly complement a wide array of hospitality projects [hotels and serviced apartments] needed to cater to related demand,” Milky said.

Other hotel operators have echoed similar views.

“Mall of the World is a destination which attracts our interest however the development is very new and there is nothing we can confirm in these very early stages,” said a spokesperson for US-based Hilton Worldwide, in an emailed statement.

Similarly, Accor said that it is interested in opening hotels in the development but it is not in discussions at present.

“Every project that comes to Dubai is good for the destination, and if it’s good for the destination, then it’s good for all of us,” said Pascal Gauvin, COO of InterContinental Hotels Group for India, the Middle East and Africa.

Marriott International, on the other hand, will not announce new properties in the Middle East and Africa at present other than those in its pipeline, Alex Kyriakidis, president and managing director of Marriott International for the Middle East and Africa, said in an emailed statement.

Analysts said that apart from growing Dubai’s visitor numbers, the project will expand Dubai’s range of accommodation.

It is understood that the hotels will have a relatively small size compared to the current average hotel size, according to JLL’s Ben Mahmoud.

The addition of 20,000 rooms to the 16,000 rooms that are expected to be delivered in three to four years, could meet demand in the market between now and 2020. But there is still room for growth, said Christopher Hewett, senior consultant at TRI Hospitality Consulting.

Hewett, however, does not expect an excess in hotel supply after 2020. Ben Mahmoud said that Dubai would need to attract more than 20 million visitors per year after 2020 to match the supply.

Dubai aims to double the number of hotel rooms to attract 20 million visitors per year by 2020 from 10 million in 2012, under the tourism vision announced in 2012.

“The increase in supply is based on the increase in demand,” Hewett said.

Mall of the World to strengthen Dubai’s tourism and retail position | GulfNews.com

 

[SHAMK9]

Couldn't they spend that money on helping Gaza? Cheapsters!

Why is that their problem?

 

[EasyNow]

You have to hand it to the Emirati's and the Arabs - is the word impossible even in your vocabulary?!

 

[HAIDER]

Seems " Hunger Game " part 3.

 

[Azeri440]

isn't this a waste ? specially considering Dubai doesn't have population problems and already built up

 

[ZYXW]

No I just thought that the UAE & more so Dubai has fashioned itself as a Business Hub which connects the East & the West with people & companies from either direction coming here to do business with some even opening industrial units there !

Perhaps if the UAE could attract human resource potential of a higher intellectual quality from the regional countries (as it already does) & maybe encourage more & more Emiraties to enter into Doctorate programs - It could then fashion itself as a regional Research & Development center as well !

I was actually going to comment saying something similar. While all these developments are cool, for the long run, they should invest in something much more in demand to keep progressing and attracting world attention

 

[Al Bhatti]

You guys really should change your prime investment projects from 'real-estate' to something else - Maybe making Dubai a Technological Hub of the region as it is a Business Hub where different companies open their off-shore Research & Development centers which can access manpower from different regional countries !

Mate, I am not Emirati! Dubai is built open real estate, tourism, trade, finance, aviation etc.

I don't follow UAE politics on a daily basis but I know that this is something that UAE is working on while we speak.

@Al Bhatti should be able to elaborate further.

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[Al Bhatti]

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Strategically located to link the eastern and the western markets, DOZ provides a perfect base for outsourcing operations for companies offering mid to high-end outsourcing services. From Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) services like customer call centre support, accounting and billing, sales and business development, human resources, payroll processing, DOZ has created a platform in which outsourcing companies are able to adopt a customer-focused attitude and better understand customer needs.

 

[Al Bhatti]

Now tell me a small size emirate like Dubai and total local population of UAE is around 1.2 million can do all this, what can Pakistan do? no shortage of area, no shortage of manpower just give sense of safety and security and give quality education till university to all children in Pakistan and have good adult education programmes all over Pakistan. After 20 years we will start to see the difference.

But to do the above we require a far sighted leader who can plan for future needs of the nation today and not wait for implementing projects and progammes when it is long overdue. This kind of leader we fortunately don't have.

 

[Al Bhatti]

Middle Eastern countries & Pakistan should collaborate to make this region invention center of the world...countries like KSA & UAE, etc have massive resources whereas Pakistan have huge manpower.

We also have massive resources only if our leaders know how to first get it and then how to use it efficiently.

 

[Levina]

1) I am skeptical about the kind of artificial environment thats being created in the name of development.
2) Yes, UAE is going to turn into every tourist's dream destination. But did anyone notice that the rents are sky rocketing??
3) Or wait I am supposed to keep quiet because I get a city size mall which saves me time from mall hopping.
4) The pics and videos are stunning, a small emirate like Dubai dreaming it so big is amibitious and it also shows the far sightedness of one man called Sheikh Rashid Al Makhtoum.He has forced not just the other emirates but also the other middle eastern countries to tow his way.Hats off to him.

 

[al-Hasani]

You have to hand it to the Emirati's and the Arabs - is the word impossible even in your vocabulary?!

There never was mate.

Sheikh Muhammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum launches Dubai’s air-conditioned city

Staff Report ((With inputs from Wam)) / 6 July 2014

Dubai’s temperature-controlled ‘Mall of the World’ to help realise tourism vision.

Shaikh Mohammed listens to Gergawi about Mall of the World project. -Wam​

Dubai will don yet another jewel in its crown when the world’s first temperature-controlled city, Mall of the World, comes up along Shaikh Zayed Road.
Occupying a total area of 48 million square feet, the project launched on Saturday by His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, will comprise the largest indoor theme park in the world, which will be covered by a glass dome that will open during the winter months.

The project will also house the largest shopping mall in the world with an area of eight million square feet, which will take the form of an extended retail street network, different to the typical shopping mall concept currently available in Dubai. Additional districts within the project will include a wellness zone catering to medical tourists, a cultural celebration district as well as a wide range of hospitality options comprising 20,000 hotel rooms catering to all types of tourists.

Once completed, the City is projected to become a year-round destination, welcoming around 180 million visitors annually. “The growth in family and retail tourism underpins the need to enhance Dubai’s tourism infrastructure as soon as possible. This project complements our plans to transform Dubai into a cultural, tourist and economic hub for the two billion people living in the region around us; and we are determined to achieve our vision,” Shaikh Mohammed said.

In the presence of Mohammed Abdullah Al Gergawi, Minister for Cabinet Affairs and Chairman of Dubai Holding; Ahmad bin Byat, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding; and Khalifa Saeed Sulaiman, Director-General of the Protocol Department, Shaikh Mohammed confirmed the need to work towards achieving Dubai’s ambitious tourism vision.


“Our ambitions are higher than having seasonal tourism. Tourism is the key driver of our economy and we aim to make the UAE an attractive destination all year long. This is why we will start working on providing pleasant temperature-controlled environments during the summer months. We are confident of our economy’s strength, optimistic about our country’s future and we continue to broaden our vision,” added Shaikh Mohammed.

The new project, developed by Dubai Holding, will introduce an innovative concept of an integrated pedestrian city connected to the mall and offering a wide range of leisure, retail, cultural, wellness, recreation and hospitality options under one roof.

Tourists will be able to enjoy a week-long stay without the need to leave the city or use a car. The 7km long promenades connecting all facilities will be covered during the summer and open during the winter, ensuring pleasant temperatures throughout the year.

The project will see the addition of 100 hotels and serviced apartments buildings, including 20,000 hotel rooms, to Dubai’s hospitality sector. The project will include designated parking areas with a capacity to host up to 50,000 cars on the ground level.

Dubai Cultural District will be the hub for national and multinational cultural festivities and events in the UAE. A dedicated theatre district with host of venues similar to some of the world’s most renowned landmarks such as London’s West End and New York’s Broadway. The Celebration Walk, similar to the Ramblas Street in Barcelona will connect the cultural district to the rest of the Mall. Dubai Cultural District will include a range of conference, wedding and celebration halls with a capacity to host thousands of revellers, befitting the multicultural social fabric of Dubai.

Mall of the World(Facts & figures)

> Location: Shaikh Zayed Road

> Total area: 48 million sqft

> Hotel rooms: 20,000

> Expected visitors: 180 million annually

> Celebration centre: 15,000 revellers

> Wellness district: 3million sqft

Another component of Mall of the World is the Wellness District, which will cover a total area of three million square feet, dedicated to providing wellness and rejuvenation services. It will offer a holistic experience to medical tourists and their families, ensuring access to quality healthcare, specialised surgical procedures and cosmetic treatments, wellness facilities and high-end hospitality options.

“Mall of the World presents an innovative concept in the international hospitality sector, further strengthening Dubai’s appeal as a tourism hub with a wide range of options,” Al Gergawi said.

“This project is a product of extensive research studying international and regional tourists’ requirements and preferences. The objective is to create an integrated city with a plethora of best-in-class options within pleasant environments. The project will be developed in phases in alignment with the gradual growth of family tourism in Dubai,” he added.

“We are ready to move forward with this unique concept, whose distinctive offering and strategic location will play an instrumental role in advancing the growth of Dubai’s tourism sector,” said Bin Byat.

“The project will follow the green and environmentally friendly guidelines of the Smart Dubai model. It will be built using state-of-the-art technology to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint, ensuring high levels of environmental sustainability and operational efficiency,” he said.

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The Mall of the World project which will feature a 7km covered retail street network. — Wam

The mall will be capable of receiving 180 million visitors a year.— Wam

The Mall of the World comes up along Shaikh Zayed Road.- Wam

Occupying a total area of 48 million square feet, the mall will comprise the largest indoor theme park in the world, which will be covered by a glass dome. - Wam

The project will house the largest shopping mall in the world with an area of 8m square feet, which will take the form of an extended retail street network. - wam

The new project will introduce an innovative concept of an integrated pedestrian city connected to the mall and offering a wide range of leisure, retail, cultural, wellness, recreation and hospitality options under one roof. - Wam

Tourists will be able to enjoy a week-long stay without the need to leave the city or use a car.- Wam

The project will see the addition of 100 hotels and serviced apartments buildings, including 20,000 hotel rooms, to Dubai’s hospitality sector. - wam

The project will follow the green and environmentally friendly guidelines of the Smart Dubai model. - wam
Published: Sunday, July 06, 2014 - Khaleejtimes.com​

 

[Al Bhatti]

Mods please merge

Mall of the World launched in Dubai

Dubai is planning to build a climate-controlled indoor city