Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is poised to inaugurate its eighth property in the Middle East and its first of three developments in Dubai with the opening of Four Seasons Golf and Country Club Dubai this…
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is poised to inaugurate its eighth property in the Middle East and its first of three developments in Dubai with the opening of Four Seasons Golf and Country Club Dubai this summer. Four Seasons took over the reigns of its first golfing facility in the Middle East, formerly known as Al Badia golf course, in January.
Continuing its growth in the Middle East, Four Seasons Hotel Damascus, the seventh Four Seasons property in the region, was officially inaugurated by Syrian President Bashar Al Assad in March. The Hotel, the first luxury property to open in Syria for 25 years, sets a new benchmark for hospitality and consummate service in Damascus, the world’s oldest city.
Other Four Seasons properties currently under development in the region are in Beirut, Bahrain, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi and Marrakech in Morocco. By 2010, Four Seasons expects to have 14 properties in the Middle East.
“In less than seven years, Four Seasons has established itself as the pre-eminent luxury brand in the region,” said Antoine Corinthios, President, Europe, Middle East and Africa. “The personal, caring service for which Four Seasons is renowned in other parts of the world has resonated with travellers here. We look forward to expanding our brand presence in the Middle East and giving even more people the opportunity to experience Four Seasons first hand.”
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