Tatweer

The credit crunch could bring the correction Dubai’s attractions sector requires, according to David Camp and Jessica Mello from Economic Research Associates.

With the real estate market in trouble, the need for tourism infrastructure and diverse leisure attractions has come to the forefront, according to Deloitte's Alex Kyriakidis.

Developers say rapid progress is being made with golf course, hotel work to start in Dec.

Head of Tatweer unit is being held in police custody 'pending investigations', says Attorney General.

Dubai Holding owned development company Tatweer is restructuring its operations into two divisions – Tatweer Dubai and Tatweer Investments.

Leisure and entertainment giant restructures operations into two divisions, eyes expansion overseas.

Golfing superstar in Dubai to unveil master plan for ambitious $1.1bn Tatweer development.

EXCLUSIVE: Aims to attract world's top 50 restaurants plus Arab food brand for export.

Michelin-starred French restauranteur to bring fine dining to Tiger Woods development in Dubailand.

Resort to include cosmetic and integrated medical services and a sports medicine facility.

Dubai Outlet Mall, part of Dubailand, has today opened a 250m² ice skating rink completing its range of leisure facilities.

Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC) has appointed James Kingsbury as chief executive officer of its recently launched 400-bed University Hospital (UH).

Entertainment shows such as Disney Live Mickey Magic Show keep name alive this year.

Dubailand set a new precedent for the attractions industry at this year's Arabian Travel Market.

Dubailand CEO Mohammed Al Habbai reveals his hopes, fears and the challenges of being in charge.

The findings of Fast Future's latest research suggest that the region's meetings industry is poised for a prolonged boom.

The Gateway to be tallest structure within district, according to developers.

Construction on all 24 projects is scheduled to start by the end of this year.

Dubailand represents dizzying new heights in fantasy environment development.

Speculation is rife that Dubailand, the company behind the mega entertainment complex of the same name under development in Dubai, will struggle to meet its projected deadline for completion of the first phase of 2010.

Having grown from a dusty Gulf port to a commercial hub within 30 years, no-one could ever criticise Dubai for lacking in ambition.

The CEO of Dubailand said last week that the megaproject has not faced any major setbacks. Mohammed Alhabbai said that by 2010, many of the 22 theme-based projects that form part of the development's first phase of construction will be welcoming visitors.

As the theme park market starts to take off in the Middle East, James Boley takes a look at the masterplanning behind the magic.

Theme parks could rake in the cash provided there is the staff to run them.

Vision for theme parks needs to be followed through, according to attractions industry experts.

Aside from its 18-strong conferences programme, this month's Arab Health event will showcase the latest products and services from some of the healthcare industry's biggest names. These are the companies that should be on every visitor's check-list.

US animated production company teams up with Tatweer on 46-hectare Dubailand development.

Mizin, the real estate development arm of Tatweer, has launched Remraam in Dubailand, next to Global Village and the Bawadi Boulevard.

Tatweer, the agency behind Dubailand and other mega-projects in the emirate, has implemented a datacentre solution from Fujitsu-Siemens Computers.

Victory Heights, the joint venture between Arcapita and Dubai Sports City, has updated the media on the world-class sports and leisure facilities that are being constructed as part of the luxury golf course villa community.

If the sound of horsepower and the screech of tyres appeals, Motor City, which is currently under construction in Dubailand, may be for you. Christopher Sell fastens his seat belt and takes a journey round the site to see which contractors are overtaking the competition.

Work starts on The Tiger Woods Dubai golf community, a first for the No.1 ranked golf legend.

Andrew White meets Tatweer chairman Saeed Al Muntafiq, the man with a plan for Dubai, and the whole of the Middle East.

Launch of oil futures market on Dubai Mercantile Exchange makes it a first in the Middle East.

Oman Investment Fund takes Dubai Mercantile Exchange stake after sultanate bases crude oil forward pricing on contract.

The 2011 World Diabetes Congress will address the Middle East's mounting health crisis.

WEF special: Tatweer chairman says private sector has key role in prosperity of market.

But the world's to-be largest shopping centre also raises concerns about the UAE economy sustaining such a retail boom.

Each week Arabian Business turns the spotlight on a leading company.

Republic of Korea and Kingdom of Bahrain grant recognition as foreign futures market.

WorldCare Limited is to build the Middle East’s largest Wellness centre at Phase II of Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC), a member of Tatweer.

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