bnbme Beckons Indian Tourists during the IPL Season

Bed and Breakfast (bnb’s) holiday homes are fast becoming the new trend for travellers in Dubai. The main reason for the preference is that these holiday homes are the safest option for a holiday, especially during COVID19 times. With the gradual opening up of international travel, Indians now have the option to experience a holiday in Dubai within the safety of a luxurious
bio-secure environment. As the globe battles the COVID19 pandemic, Dubai has already opened
its restaurants, cinemas, shopping malls and sports facilities, and kids’ activities. The city is
allowing families to do what they normally do rather than sit cooped up in their houses as they
have been doing for the past six months. The city will also play host to the 2020 IPL season.

“Dubai has been welcoming tourists since July with local carriers resuming passenger services to
several destinations worldwide. Dubai is a great attraction during this time and international
travellers are pouring in. The summer is over and the heat will soon be replaced by pleasant
evenings. Most travellers visiting Dubai are opting to stay at Holiday Homes. These are basically
homes that provide the privilege of living in marquee areas within the Emirates. You can get an
apartment for as low as $100 a day all the way up to $5,000 a day which comes with a 24-hour
chauffeur, personal butler, private chef and the works.” said Vinayak Mahtani, CEO of Bnbme, a
Dubai-based holiday homes management company. Bnbme manages properties across the
Emirates including studios, boutique apartments, presidential suites, hollywood styled pent
houses, flats with traditional arab décor which can be booked at www.bnbmehomes.com

Many HNIs are looking to fly out and are looking at Dubai as an option. Dubai has been
extremely strict with Covid and its lockdowns and the number of infections is completely under control.