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Dubai Mall opens 100 new stores
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, December 04 - 2008 at 13:19
The Dubai Mall has added on 100 new stores in less than a month since its opening on November 4, 2008, according to a press statement. The mall opening made history in the world retail sector for the maximum number of store openings at the same time. Retailers are opening their stores daily, the statement said, as they continue to complete fit-out operations, and the majority of The Dubai Mall's 1,200 stores will be operational by early 2009, including Galeries Lafayette, one of the mall's two key anchor department stores.
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