Cruising off Dubai shores with Al Wasl

In its endeavour to offer new experiences to clients every season, Al Wasl Dhow goes all out to create new packages that include sunset cruise, spectacular views of Dubai’s canals, desert sports and adventure activities, reveals its Managing Director Ishrat Ali Khan.

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Al Wasl Dhow Cruise promises breathtaking views of skyscrapers and spectacular canals of Dubai with delectable cuisine onboard the open deck and many entertainment activities. The Dhow, a traditional cruise vessel entirely made up of wood, offers several location options to tourists out of which the creek or the marina are the most popular ones in Dubai.

Among their many other tourism offerings, Al Wasl yachts are a favourite among many visitors. There are different sizes from 33 to 85 feet with various passenger capacities used for parties, functions, fishing trips, etc. The best time to indulge in both the dhow cruise and yacht is definitely evening where one can enjoy the beautiful sunset onboard the vessel. They provide special sunset cruise Dubai packages which includes food, drinks, and entertainment.

For enthusiasts seeking land activities, Oasis Palm Tourism under the Al Wasl group offers guests wide range of activities such as desert sports and adventure activities like dune bashing, sand surfing, quad biking, camel riding, jeep riding on different terrains, etc. These activities are coupled with delectable cuisine and beverages of choice, lighter activities such as henna art, entertainment, sheesha and even a bonfire. These are just a few of the many activities planned for an ultimate vacation in the UAE.

“The Arabian Travel Market gives business owners, investors and visitors a common podium to engage, learn, collaborate and grow. With opportunities like customer relationship building and business development, we look forward to Arabian Travel Market 2017,” says Ishrat Ali Khan, Managing Director, Al Wasl Dhow.

Dubai is the fourth most popular tourist destination in world with 14.9 million overnight visitors in 2016, recording a 5 per cent increase from 2015.

This is a positive indication that Dubai is going to achieve its target of 22 million visitors by 2020, critically delivering the highest value to the domestic economy with number one ranking in terms of spend per tourist compared to any other destination.