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Friday, November 21, 2008

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Looks incredible. It better be good for 20M though, right? Great blog, I like that you're dedicated exclusively to hotels. I also have a blog on a luxury hotel (in Mexico). Check it out if you get a chance! http://www.mypueblobonito.com

Cheers!
Chels

Hi Chelsea,

I know, isn't it incredible. Thanks for your kind words. Will check out your blog.

Guillaume

That's a crazy budget to work with for just an "opening party"!

I think Dubai is gearing up to bring in the Olympics to the Middle East for 2012 from London. Or else why would any country splash so exorbitantly on an opening ceremony. I think Dubai has started to believe that it has the financial muscle to stage the games in a better way compared to recession hit UK.

Dubai will always attract the rich and the famous with it is unique infra structure golden beaches and 365 days of sun shine with the largest selection of Hotels and resorts in the region

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