Dubai:
Dubai is rapidly being transformed into a lifestyle destination to
rival any international city in the world. With the shear volume of
superlatives; 'the tallest..., the longest..., the largest...', Dubai
is the 'can do' place of the world today and will be a choice
destination of the world tomorrow.
Qatar:
Qatar's construction is highly buoyant, given the multitude of
big-ticket projects unfolding in various sectors - industrial,
commercial, real estate and tourism. Qatar boasts the highest per
capital income in the Middle East, is hitting headlines continuously
with massive investment plans - many of them in the range of billions
of dollars.
While
the rest of the Gulf is seeing a boom in real estate development, Qatar
is witnessing tremendous growth in every area of the construction
sector - commercial, residential, tourism, industrial and
infrastructure.
Bahrain:
Bahrain's construction sector is upbeat with numerous projects under
way and on the drawing boards. Resort-style and commercial developments
hold fort and will keep the industry active.
The
Kingdom is awash with new projects - both from the public and the
private sectors. And an even wider spectrum developments are on the
drawing boards, right from mega cities to hospitals and road
construction.
Abu Dhabi:
The
changing skyline of Abu Dhabi will soon have new names added to its
existing landmarks. As plans on more and more project take shape on
paper, there's an equal number taking shape on the ground. Multi
Billion Dollar projects have been recently unveiled.
Abu
Dhabi is the capital of the United Arab Emirates, as well as the Abu
Dhabi emirate itself. The city is located on a scorpion-shaped island
in the Arabian Gulf, southwest of Dubai.
Before
the discovery of oil in the early 1960s, Abu Dhabi was a small village.
Today this metropolis is a harmonious blend of the modern world and
traditional Arabian culture, with its striking glassy skyline on the
Corniche forming a backdrop for an oasis-like city full of mosques,
shopping malls, cultural centers, and luxury hotels. Wide tree lined
roads, large gardens, and green boulevards contrast with the
surrounding desert, and many of the roundabouts feature clock towers,
giant coffee cups, or other concrete replicas of traditional Arabic
artifacts
Oman:
Oman's image amongst travelers is also encouraging. "The
acknowledgement of Oman as being a premium Gulf state, in terms of the
image it has amongst travelers, It has culture, it has history, it has
an amazing nature, it's on the Indian Ocean, not just some locked-up
sea. And it has one of the beautiful deserts and mountains."
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