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FEATURE ABU DHABI


ABU DHABI  Top Selling Tips...


• It’s a world away from the nearby skyscrapers of Dubai


• Abu Dhabi is made up of hundreds of islands, many linked by bridges and causeways, so again a completely different experience to Dubai


• Visit the Grand Mosque – it’s as impressive as any in the world


• Families will love Ferrari World Abu Dhabi on Yas Island


• Think of Abu Dhabi as both a viable alternative to Dubai and/ or as a twin centre


• There’s no compromise on luxury - the hotels are fantastic


• The planned museums and galleries (Guggenheim and Louvre) will undoubtedly attract culture vultures


• Stress the fantastic year-round weather (except in August when it’s VERY hot!)


• The Emirates Palace is seen as an icon of the destination and is extremely popular with visitors – even those who just want to stroll its huge marble halls


• Abu Dhabi is a twin centre in its own right – urban and desert


Thanks to Alex Loizou, product manager for The Private Travel Company,Julianne Howarth, product Manager for Seasons, and Hayley Wall, product and purchasing manager, Middle East/ Indian Ocean, Travel 2, for providing the Selling Tips in this feature.


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