Readers polled by Trader Monthly picked a stay at the Raffles Dubai hotel, where the cheapest room will set a guest back $1,600 a night, as their top getaway spot.
"Dubai as a destination has become so alluring. It has that mystical, anything is possible, Disneyland-for-the-rich feel to it," Wenger (Editor of Trader Monthly) said.
Strange the things that get into print.Why Raffles instead of the Burj Al Arab?
The whole report smacks of advertising for all the mentioned brands.
Posts
1 comment:
Personally, I would have preferred this and this, Gulfstream G550 for a set of wheels on wings and the Royal Suite at the Emirates Palace :)
Post a Comment
NOTE: By making a post/comment on this blog you agree that you are solely responsible for its content and that you are up to date on the laws of the country you are posting from and that your post/comment abides by them.
To read the rules click here
If you would like to post content on this blog click here