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NEWS| Luxury Hospitality Summit


Luxury Hospitality SummitBoutique Hotel Media and Fractional Life are delighted to announce that the Jebel Ali Golf & Spa Resort in Dubai will host the inaugural Luxury Hospitality Summit. Designed to provide a b2b forum to discuss the rapid evolution of the luxury hospitality sector as it caters for the needs and demands of the discerning high net worth traveller,
Luxury Hospitality Summit will cover the following sectors: Luxury and Boutique Hotels Second Homes Serviced apartments Travel and Destination Clubs Fractional Ownership and Private Residence Clubs The award-winning beach resort destination, Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa, features two striking beach hotels: the Palm Tree Court & Spa and the original Jebel Ali Hotel, which was refurbished in 2009 along with a brand new Conference Centre. Located just 15 minutes from Dubai Marina, the resort features an 800-metre palm-lined private beach, lush gardens and three temperature-controlled swimming pools plus 15 restaurants and bars. Jebel Ali is a place where an incredible range of facilities and services are offered in synergy. A championship-standard nine-hole golf course and academy, luxury 10-treatment room spa with associated wet spa facilities, horse riding stables, marina, seaplane flights and diving centre are just a few of the special facilities on offer. With a well established catering and banqueting division, Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa can arrange catering in the desert, at a residence or at any of the private garden and beach venues in the resort. Event organiser Piers Brown said: “We're excited to be able to confirm such a prestigious venue for the first staging of Luxury Hospitality Summit. Jebel Ali Golf & Spa Resort is a five-star property with a host of first-class amenities in a stunning setting. It is a great example of the type of properties that the conference will discuss as the boundaries between traditional second home ownership, fractional ownership, travel and destination clubs, luxury hotels and vacation rentals become less distinct.”