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Gulf hotels extend wartime deals
Gulf hotels, including those on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah, are offering steep discounts and incentives to attract local residents during a low-occupancy summer season. Prices have dropped significantly, with some nights as low as 349 dirhams, and the government has introduced perks like 3,000 dirhams in visitor incentives and suspended hotel taxes to support the sector.
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