Take a tour of the new terminal at Dubai International Airport which has opened for passengers flying on Emirates. Phil Blizzard gives you an insight to the exciting Emirates Terminal 3 - coming across , gardens with flowing water, two hotels with swimming pools plus a multitude of check-in facilities.
Emirates Terminal 3 opens at Dubai International Airport providing Emirates passengers with a 'state of the art' facility. Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports talks to Phil Blizzard about the testing prior to opening, what passengers can expect and future developments.
The lower deck of the Emirates Airbus A380 has 399 seats in 3-4-3 configuration in what is the widest cabin in the world. In this feature Phil Blizzard looks at what economy passengers, flying on the main deck, can expect from Emirates.
"The A380 flight was exciting, but I was struck by the onboard experience", HH Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum told the VIP audience at a special ceremony in Hamburg, as Emirates Airlines received their first Airbus A380. The Chairman of Emirates also announced another big order, 60 more aircraft, from the European manufacturer.
The Turks & Caicos Islands offer potential investors a variety of options for their global portfolio. Phil Blizzard talks to the tourist board's Executive Chairman, Hon Wayne Garland, about this slice of paradise in the Caribbean.
Cunard's transatlantic liner QE2, the 'Grand Lady of the Seas', will be the literal flagship for Nakheel Hotels once she is moored at Palm Jumeirah. Phil Blizzard spoke to Manfred Ursprunger, CEO, QE2 Enterprises, Nakheel Hotels.
Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports talks about avoiding the Heathrow Terminal 5 scenario with the opening of the new terminal at Dubai International Airport. He also talks to Phil Blizzard about Dubai World Central's new mega-sized airport, the Al Maktoum International Airport, at Jebel Ali.
The latest travel news, a key interview with John Felix, Senior VP, Emirates Holidays, plus destination reports from all four points of the world feature in this programme presented by Phil Blizzard from the AME Info studio within the Emirates globe at the Arabian Travel Market
The latest travel news, a visit to Singapore and a key interview with Julie Shields, MD, Jumeirah Living feature in this programme presented by Phil Blizzard from the AME Info studio at the Arabian Travel Market.
From the AME Info studio at the Arabian Travel Market Phil Blizzard presents a special programme which features a key interview with Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports, a visit to the colourful destination of Nepal, as well as the latest travel news.
In an address with Marc Dardenne, CEO, The Address, Hotels & Resorts, Phil Blizzard discovers what this Emaar venture will offer over and above other luxury hotel groups.
Wanderlust took Phil Blizzard to the Omani enclave of Musandam, the Fjords of Arabia. This travelogue looks at how to hire a boat, to search for dolphins, try delicious local breads and enjoy the heritage - all just a few hours away from Dubai.
The importance of MICE (Meetings, Conventions, Incentives and Exhibitions) to Abu Dhabi, how it will develop this sector of the tourism industry and what it can offer that other Gulf destinations cannot. Some of the questions put to Dayne Lim Kok Chun, Product Development Division Director, Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority at GITBM (Gulf Incentive, Business Travel & Meetings Exhibition).
Following the opening, earlier in the year, of the InterContinental Hotel, Dubai Festival City, Tom Meyers, Area GM, talks to Phil Blizzard about having the brand presence back in the city and what the new creekside hotel has to offer.
A multitude of new destinations, massive aircraft orders and more made 2007 a big year for Emirates. Michael Stuart Simon, Divisional VP, Corporate Communications, Emirates reflects back with Phil Blizzard before reviewing the year ahead.
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The Emirates are bordered to the north by the Gulf and the Musandam Peninsula, to the east by Oman, to the south and west by Saudi Arabia and to the northwest by Qatar. The land is mountainous and mostly desert.