DUBAI, UAE, January 25 - The Airport Security Summit Middle East 2010, which will be held from 7-
10 February at the Grand Millennium Hotel in Dubai, is proud to announce the
latest distinguished speaker to join the expert speaker faculty, Captain
William Airman, Chief Security Officer, flydubai, UAE. Captain Airman will be
addressing the current emphasis on technology as a holistic solution.
The summit, which is sponsored by Boeing Intelligence & Security Systems,
G4S and Indigo Vision and with the participation of Dubai AVSEC Centre is
already playing host to a plethora of renowned airport security experts from
organisations from 8 different countries including KLM Royal Dutch Airlines,
Etihad Airways, Dubai Airports, Aviation Canada, G4S, Abu Dhabi Airports
Company (ADAC), Sharjah Ministry of Health, Toronto Airport, British Embassy
UAE, Fujairah International Airport and Gulf Air.
The last few weeks have seen a number of news stories circulating about
the need to improve airport security intelligence to prevent terrorists from
carrying out fatal attacks. These recent stories have dramatically increased
after Heathrow Airport's bomb threat on an Emirates flight departing for
Dubai on 9 January and airports around the world announcing heightened
security followed an alleged attempt to bomb a plane landing in Detroit.
Hassan M. Eltaher, President at Aviation Canada and speaker at Airport
Security Middle East 2010, commented "In as much as security measures and
protective layers at airports provide a complicating factor for would-be
hijackers or bombers, the more efficient, long-term remedy lies thousands of
mile away from airports, and starts with ordinary people".
This is expected to form a large part of the discussion at the Airport
Security Middle East 2010 summit. Additional topics to be addressed at the
forum include: managing the intelligence threat and risk assessment process
in government and private sectors; bridging the gap between airports,
airlines, law enforcement and governmental authorities; examining essential
preventative measures to counter the spread of the H1N1 flu virus; and
evaluating new biometric security technologies and implementation methods.
For more information visit www.airportsecurityme.com
About IQPC Middle East:
For over thirty years, IQPC has helped the world's leading corporations
solve their business challenges through the sharing of practical industry
solutions and global best practice. In the process, the company has built a
formidable reputation for quality and value. During this time, the Middle
East's most progressive companies have benefited from IQPC's unrivalled
global reach, which has connected international expertise with regional and
local leaders.
For more information on the event contact:
Michelle Petiza
+971-4-364-2975
enquiry@iqpc.ae
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Premier Inn opens new Dubai hotel
Whitbread's budget hotel chain Premier Inn has opened its third hotel in Dubai.
The 281-room Premier Inn Dubai International Airport hotel is located near Terminals 1 and 3 of the airport, with a free shuttle bus circulating every 30 minutes.
The hotel has a restaurant, bar and Whitbread's own branded Costa Coffee Shop. There is also a swimming pool and spa bath.
Premier Inn has opened two other hotels in Dubai in the past 18 months: Premier Inn Investments Park and Premier Inn Silicon Oasis.
Darroch Crawford, managing director of Premier Inn Middle East said: "Premier Inn has opened up the traditionally luxurious holiday destination of Dubai to those travellers who are looking for great value for money."
The hotel, like all Premier Inns in the middle east, operates under a strategic partnership with The Emirates Group.
Premier Inn said plans are underway to continue to develop sites across the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Premier Inn also opened its first property in Bangalore and has announced plans for four new hotels at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports in the UK.
www.premierinn.com
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The 281-room Premier Inn Dubai International Airport hotel is located near Terminals 1 and 3 of the airport, with a free shuttle bus circulating every 30 minutes.
The hotel has a restaurant, bar and Whitbread's own branded Costa Coffee Shop. There is also a swimming pool and spa bath.
Premier Inn has opened two other hotels in Dubai in the past 18 months: Premier Inn Investments Park and Premier Inn Silicon Oasis.
Darroch Crawford, managing director of Premier Inn Middle East said: "Premier Inn has opened up the traditionally luxurious holiday destination of Dubai to those travellers who are looking for great value for money."
The hotel, like all Premier Inns in the middle east, operates under a strategic partnership with The Emirates Group.
Premier Inn said plans are underway to continue to develop sites across the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Premier Inn also opened its first property in Bangalore and has announced plans for four new hotels at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports in the UK.
www.premierinn.com
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Dubai International Airport More Than Just A Travel Hub
Dubai strives to have many firsts in the world, from the ever famous The Palm Dubai which will be the worlds largest man made islands that extends their coastal line by 520 kilometres, to the unveiling of The Burj Dubai which has recently been declared as the worlds tallest tower. This city of the world is a force to reckon with; they enjoy the finer things in life and make no qualms about achieving it. As one of the first countries to introduce the concept of an annual shopping festival, it is safe to assume that the ardent shopper will be overjoyed with the vast array of items available to them. Dubai is home to over 4,000 restaurants that serve just about every type of gourmet cuisine known to man, from the freshest sashimi to the juiciest steak. There is so much to see and do in Dubai, from dessert safaris to cruises on the Dubai Creek, or for the more adventurous there is always sandboarding.
Accommodating over a hundred airlines that fly to over a 200 destinations across the globe, the Dubai International Airport can be considered the epicentre of travel to most parts of the world. As with the rest of the city, the airport is constantly under development to expand, innovate and create new experiences for the passenger. Some of the services available while you are departing or entering Dubai International Airport are; banking, a selection of 25 food outlets, business facilities, a business centre, a childrens play area, a special area for mothers, lounges for business and first class travellers, a medical centre, prayer room, postal office, duty free shopping, special needs services and a transfers desk.
Read more: http://www.articlesnatch.com/Article/Dubai-International-Airport—–More-Than-Just-A-Travel-Hub/921781#ixzz0d5NvDJ9C
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