Anwer Sher, Managing Director of Equine Management Services, commented:
"Visitors to Dubai are looking for an experience that combines entertainment with culture, and the tradition of horses and horsemanship in the Emirates is something that engages an international audience transcending language barriers."
He continued, "This isn't guesswork, visitor numbers at Dubai hotels rose by 5% from January to June of this year compared with the same period in 2008, whilst the number of passengers travelling through Dubai International Airport was up by the same amount (DTCM), we are catering to a growing market and one that demands quality entertainment."
The HoofbeatZ stables house the widest variety of horse breeds in the country including a herd of Arabians some of whom were rescue horses that have been completely re-trained and rehabilitated by the HoofbeatZ training team.
"Whether it is through our new show, corporate emotive intelligence programmes or schools lifeskills workshops, we are continually looking at innovative ways to involve horses and the people who work with them in a sustainable business model," added Mr. Sher.
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