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Middle East: Wednesday, January 23 - 2008 at 10:57
Spending on leisure and tourism projects in the Middle East will reach $3 trillion over the next 20 years, and visitor spending at parks and attractions will quadruple to over $200m in 2011, reported Gulf News. The figures were disclosed at a panel discussion on the occasion of the Tourism Development Projects and Investment Market (TDIM), a major trade show in Dubai that features over AED700bn worth of tourism projects.
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Amena Bakr, Senior ReporterWednesday, January 23 - 2008 at 10:57 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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