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Dubai
Dubai is often thought of as a luxury destination, with countless opulent hotels dotted along the coast line. But this emirate has far more
to offer than just five-star hotels and fancy shopping centres. Dubai’s family product has come a long way and there’s something to suit all budgets.
Family values
The destination has a great range of child-friendly accommodation and attractions that make it a great option for family holidays. Among the good family hotels
is Atlantis The Palm, which has its own water park. Guests can also swim with dolphins. The Le Royal Meridien Beach and Le Meridien Mina Seyahi Resort are great for children. Both resorts offer The Penguin
Club for four to 12-year-olds. They also have a range of kid-friendly restaurants.
Make a splash Recommend your clients take their children for a day at one of Dubai’s many water parks. Popular options include Aquaventure at Atlantis The Palm (£46 for adults and £38 for children through Do Something Different).
Dubai’s climate means it
can get hot and intense, so recommend a trip to Ski Dubai, the emirate’s indoor ski arena built on desert sands (£40 for adults and £36 for children, also through Do Something Different). Guests keen to embrace the snowy side of Dubai can stay at the Kempinski in a ski chalet room overlooking the slopes.
SAMPLE PRODUCT
Kuoni offers a week’s B&B at the Jebel Ali Beach for a family of three from £3,804, including BA flights from LHR and a Burj Khalifa excursion.
kuoni.co.uk
Gold Medal offers five nights at Atlantis The Palm from £3,387 on a half-board basis. The price includes flights with Emirates from Gatwick.
goldmedal.co.uk
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