Developments around the Resort 
We are delighted to be moving ahead and are on schedule with the extension project that will further enhance our signature property, Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa. We are pleased to announce that we are developing 4 new villas which will comprise of 74 new rooms and suites, built outside the current resort perimeter. The work on these new luxury villas has already begun and we expect to have all structural work complete by May 2012. All external finishes are due for completion by August 2012 whilst the full landscaping works and project completion is expected by the end of September, in preparation for an October opening. The construction team will operate 7 days a week with the majority of the development work taking place between 10am and 6pm. Although the usual construction machinery will be utilised, we don’t expect this to have a noise impact on our guests, as all work will take place away from Palm Tree Court’s current villas and facilities, in a fenced off work site. With the exception of Villa 6, which will be closed during the works, no other facilities will be affected and visual disturbance will be extremely limited when at the resort. The construction site is accessed through a separate entrance and therefore there will be no direct disturbance to guests in the grounds of the resort. 
Please inform guests of the ongoing works prior to their arrival; however please reiterate that there will be very limited visual and noise disturbance. As always we will continue to maintain excellent standards of service for all guests throughout their stay. We would also like to take this opportunity to share our fantastic artist impressions of the new Premium Junior Suites that are being developed. As you will see from the attached images, the design elements and materials used will further enhance the guest experience ensuring ultimate relaxation and luxury living in a modern yet peaceful environment. Over the coming months, we will ensure that you are frequently updated as we move forward with this exciting project and hope that you join us in embracing the future of Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa.
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Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa’s Green Initiatives Land Them A Dubai Green Tourism Award
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 Dubai,
7 May 2012 - Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa, the flagship beach resort
of Jebel Ali International Hotels, has won a Dubai Green Tourism Award
in the 5-star hotel category.
The awards are presented to the hospitality sector in order to encourage
environmentally friendly initiatives and practices. 1st, 2nd and 3rd
place were awarded in several hotel categories, ranging from 5-star to
2-star properties as well as two categories of hotel apartments.
Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa are delighted to take top spot in the
5-star category, closely followed by Intercontinental Festival City and
Hyatt Regency Dubai. The awards took place at ATM last week and were
presented by DTCM who acknowledged the winners’ proud efforts. The
winners were chosen from 104 properties who submitted their application,
by a specialist judging panel consisting of representatives from DTCM,
Dubai Municipality, DEWA, WWF and EEG.
David Thomson, Regional General Manager of Jebel Ali International
Hotels, said “We are delighted to receive this award recognising the
‘green’ initiatives made by Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa. Looking
after the environment is a key aspect for any company and we’re proud to
be so highly acknowledged for our efforts”.
Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa are still revelling in the delight of
their multiple award wins last week where they took home three World
Travel Awards as well as the Dubai Green Tourism Award. Fredrik
Reinisch, General Manager of Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa said “It is
an honour to receive an award that commends the hard work of the team
here at the resort. We have numerous standard practices in place such as
monitoring water usage and on-going community activities as well as
more specialist initiatives including marine enrichment and growing our
own herbs and vegetables in the resort’s bio garden”.
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