Venue · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Madinat Jumeirah Resort
Also known as Madinat Areana Madinat Jumeirah Resort Dubai · Madinat Jumeirah Hotel & Resort · Madinat Jumeirah
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About the venue
Resort features include: various types of five star accommodation incorporating 940 rooms and suites, a fully equipped convention center, a cultural village, the largest spa and fitness centre in the region and a tradional trading Souq as well as an extensive range of restuarants and dining facilities.
The various aspects of the resort are connected by 3km of waterways, offering fully operational abras (water taxis). The construction of the Madinat Jumeirah resort, located in Dubai, was begun in 2002 and was finished in early 2004. The development was expected to cost $340m. It is operated by Jumeirah International.
The resort covers 40ha of land, featuring two five-star hotels: Port Al. Salam and Al. Qasr. It is located adjacent to Burj Al Arab and the Jumeirah Beach Hotel, stretching across 1km of the Jumeirah beach. Due to its close proximity to the three flagship hotels in Dubai, it should benefit from their worldwide recognition. It is a fully themed complex, incorporating the history and culture of the region.
"It is a fully themed complex, incorporating the history and culture of the region."
Resort features include: various types of five star accomodation incorporating 940 rooms and suites, a fully equipped convention centre, a cultural village, the largest spa and fitness centre in the region and a tradional trading Souq as well as an extensive range of restuarants and dining facilities.
The various aspects of the resort are connected by 3km of waterways, offering fully operational abras (water taxis).
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Events held here
2019
- 12–13 Apr 2019
- 9–11 Apr 2019
2018
- 4 May 2018
2017
- 27–29 Nov 2017
- 1–2 Nov 2017
- 21–23 Feb 2017
2016
- 12–13 Dec 2016
- 22–24 Nov 2016
- 26–28 Apr 2016
2015
- 14–16 Dec 2015
- 19–20 Feb 2015
- 17–18 Feb 2015
2014
- 4–5 May 2014
- 18–19 Feb 2014
2013
- 28–30 Oct 2013
- 26–30 May 2013
- 5–6 May 2013
- 18–20 Feb 2013
2012
- 15 Dec 2012
- 12–14 Nov 2012
- 15 Oct 2012
- 1–3 Oct 2012
- 30 Sep – 4 Oct 2012
- 28–30 Apr 2012
- 22–24 Apr 2012
- 16–17 Feb 2012
- 15 Jan 2012
2011
- 15 Dec 2011
- 20–24 Nov 2011
- 19–21 Sep 2011
- 10–13 Jul 2011
- 30 Apr – 2 May 2011
- 21–23 Feb 2011
- 15 Jan 2011
2010
- 25–26 Oct 2010
- 1–3 May 2010
- 15 Jan 2010
2009
- 1 Dec 2009
- 10–12 Nov 2009
- 26–27 Oct 2009
- 27–29 Apr 2009
- 7–9 Apr 2009
- 4–6 Mar 2009
- 21–24 Jan 2009
2008
- 21–25 Dec 2008
- 21–25 Dec 2008
- 1–5 Dec 2008