Couples can now get even closer to the wildlife and island’s distinctive environment.
The five-year facility was obtained from a group of seven banks, said bankers.
The telecoms firm agreed an $8 billion loan in April to finance its acquisition of a 53 per cent stake in Maroc Telecom.
The firm is also planning to launch an asset management and wealth management business next year.
The energy company hopes that the staff-cuts will result in a saving of over $20 million in 2014.
The Abu Dhabi carrier is expected to decide on whether to buy a stake in the troubled Italian airline “just before Christmas”, a source said.
Abu Dhabi has grand plans to develop its permanent cruise terminal facility to cash in on the emirate’s growing cruise tourism market.
National Bank of Abu Dhabi plans to add around 900 jobs to its current headcount of 6,500 next year.
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Development Co, Qatar Petroleum and Oman Oil Co have formed a consortium.
The original target was for industry to contribute 19 per cent of the economy by 2020 and 24 per cent by 2030.
New widebody and narrowbody services meet local traffic demand and boost connectivity.
India was Abu Dhabi’s largest overseas source market for hotel guests in the first nine months of this year.
The 62 kilometres-long project is expected to be completed within 30 months and will be built in phases.
The agreement aims to develop poor areas in Egypt and maximise job creation among women and youth in the country.
October saw 288,268 guests check into the emirate’s hotels with a 79 per cent occupancy rate, up 10 per cent on a year earlier.
IPIC, which owns stakes in companies such as Spain’s Cepsa and Austria’s OMV, made a net profit of Dhs3.2 billion.
The project cost Dhs100 million, and is expected to start selling locally produced salmon within six to eight months.
The case arose from one of Citigroup’s earlier efforts to shore up its capital base.
The refinery will have a capacity of two million tonnes per annum.
Prime residential rents for new leases in Abu Dhabi were flat in the second quarter of this year after growing eight per cent in Q1.
Abu Dhabi is leveraging its aerospace sector to diversify the economy, says Badr S Al Olama, the CEO od Strata.
The firm won industrial orders worth over $5 billion at the air show to sell parts and materials to Boeing and Airbus.
Mubadala announced it will begin servicing Rolls-Royce’s Trent XWB engines, including maintenance, repair and overhaul.
Aleem Khan previously ran the structured trade finance business for StanChart MENA and Americas.
The developer will hold investor meetings in the UAE, Singapore, London, Hong Kong and Switzerland.
Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala aims to be among the world’s top three manufacturers of composite and metal parts for aeroplanes by 2020.
The carrier ordered 10 A320neos at the Dubai Airshow which are due to be delivered between 2018 and 2020.
The project is being built jointly by Mubadala and Khalifa University.
Regional carriers placed orders worth $100 billion in 15 minutes on the opening day of the Dubai Airshow
The move follows the Abu Dhabi carrier’s acquisition of a 33.3 per cent stake in Swiss airline Darwin.