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Don't miss out on Awards

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Thursday, 09 October 2008

Time is running out to get your nominations in for the Hotelier Middle East Awards 2008.

Nominations will be accepted up until October 16, leaving you with only a couple of weeks to ensure your nomination counts. And for those wanting to attend on the night, tables are also being booked out quickly.

"This year there are only a limited number of tables, so book early to avoid disappointment," said Hotelier Middle East senior editor Chris Jackson.

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