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Ministry out to revive local tourism

PETALING JAYA: The Covid-19 pandemic, which infected millions internationally, causing unprecedented border closures and travel restrictions, has left the tourism and travel sector in shambles around the world. Analysts are predicting that when the recovery process starts, the travel and tourism sector may be the last to recuperate once the dust settles. Ushering in 2021, Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri called upon industry players to maintain their efforts in reviving the tourism sector. Tourism industry players, she said, should continue introducing attractive packages periodically to maintain public interest. They must also abide by the Health Ministry’s SOP in order to ensure the sustainability of the tourism economy.

Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Yas Island concludes 2020 with 35 industry accolades

December 2020 800 Yas Island Abu Dhabi, the UAE’s premier leisure and entertainment destination, has closed off 2020 on a high note achieving 35 awards and accolades for its attractions, infrastructure projects and developments, as part of its ongoing global recognition for its outstanding and unique experiences.   Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Miral, said: We are honoured and delighted to witness yet another year of international recognition from leading industry bodies, which reflects our ongoing commitment to excellence, and is testament to Yas Island’s steadily growing position as a top global destination for leisure, entertainment and business. Home to award-winning attractions and experiences, Yas Island is an integral part of our efforts in supporting the overall growth of Abu Dhabi’s tourism sector, and we look forward to building on its success story as we gear up to 2021 and beyond.”

Yas Island concludes 2020 with 35 industry accolades

Yas Island concludes 2020 with 35 industry accolades ABU DHABI, December 28, 2020 Yas Island Abu Dhabi, the UAE’s premier leisure and entertainment destination, has closed off 2020 on a high note achieving 35 awards and accolades for its attractions, infrastructure projects and developments, as part of its ongoing global recognition for its outstanding and unique experiences.   Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, Chairman of Miral, said: We are honoured and delighted to witness yet another year of international recognition from leading industry bodies, which reflects our ongoing commitment to excellence, and is testament to Yas Island’s steadily growing position as a top global destination for leisure, entertainment and business. Home to award-winning attractions and experiences, Yas Island is an integral part of our efforts in supporting the overall growth of Abu Dhabi’s tourism sector, and we look forward to building on its success story as we gear up to 2021 and beyond.”

Food giveaway Tuesday for restaurant, hospitality employees

Food giveaway Tuesday for restaurant, hospitality employees Dec. 28, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail There will be a food giveaway for restaurant and hospitality employees on Tuesday, Dec. 29, at Valley Lanes Family Entertainment Center and Great Hall Banquet & Convention Center. The food giveaway will take place 1 to 3 p.m. or until food runs out. This opportunity is open to hospitality industry employees currently unable to work because of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services most recent epidemic order. The distribution will be conducted in a drive-through fashion, and the food boxes will be placed in vehicles. Those handling the packages will be masked. The food is courtesy of Sysco.

How successful is location-based VR during the pandemic?

The following report takes a look at the results that Arkadia VR Arena has brought to its operators in 2020. The data covers important information that the Location-Based Entertainment industry needs to assess. We analyzed the number of players for each Arkadia VR Arena Unit we have, as well as the average revenue for the attraction. This is a 6-month report, and it covers the data from May, when a major part of our clients was able to reopen, until October.  Although the market was shaken and people weren’t as confident at the beginning of the pandemic that a Location-Based VR Solution would continue to bring a significant ROI, our results are positive, meaning that people still want to come to a Family Entertainment Center and enjoy VR.

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