Star cruises opens office at Dubai airport free zone
“Plans afoot to promote cruises in the Middle East” - Mithwani
Star Cruises Group, the leading cruise line in the Asia-Pacific, and the third largest cruise operator in the world, has recently opened its office at the Dubai Airport Free Zone. The new office at the Dubai Airport Free Zone will facilitate work on promoting cruises in Asia Pacific, Mediterranean, Europe and America. It services the passengers and travel agents in the Middle East and East Africa .
“Star Cruises is pleased to open a new office at Dubai Airport Free Zone, a place which is well-known for its multinational companies,” said Mr. Najeeb Ebrahim Mithwani, Second Assistant Vice President-Sales and Marketing for Star Cruises “Dubai Airport is located in the heart of Dubai, which is convenient for our customers to access, no matter from Sharjah or anywhere in UAE. Also, as one of the most important transportation hubs, Dubai is geographically located between Europe and Asia. Many world wide travelers would transit or visit here.”
“One of the major advantages of Dubai Airport Free Zone is the convenience,” said Dr. Mohammed Al Zarouni, Director General, Dubai Airport Free Zone. “It saves a lot of travelling time, on both business operation and for the customers. It is one the reasons most of the foreign companies would like to stay here.”
Star Cruises, with its 20 modern ships featuring world class cruise holidays, Asian hospitality, international cuisine, exceptional services and the highest safety standards, hallmarks of a 10-time award winner for 'Best Cruise Operator in Asia-Pacific' by TTG Asia. Its’ unique Freestyle Cruising would be a special experience for travelers from all over the world. Special onboard programs and wide selection of dining menus including halal food are arranged to cater the need of specific market. The new office at Free Zone would initiate Star Cruises to further develop the cruising industry in Middle East, where Star Cruises has been well received in the market.
