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Atlantis The Royal comes at a time where Dubai is ramping up its global tourism efforts.

Dubai’s newest luxury resort is shaping up to deliver a true feast for all the senses.

In Dubai, you should always expect more than more because there, less is certainly not more.

The new single, '10:35', captures 'the energy of an experience at Atlantis The Royal,' says Tiesto.

With the luxury Palm Jumeirah hotel opening in 2023, get excited for some seriously good dining.

Design buffs and dim sum lovers alike will be excited to learn that global Chinese restaurant and nightspot Ling Ling is coming to Dubai.

Worth a total of $1.4bn, the Royal Atlantis Resort & Residences in Dubai looks like one of the most promising upcoming openings in the Emirate.

Set to redefine the Palm Jumeirah skyline, this 43-storey cantilevered development is made up of a mix of 231 luxury apartments, 693 hotel rooms and 102 suites.

Little Venice Cake Company will be an addition to the resort’s culinary line-up

Dinner by British chef Heston Blumenthal, Hakkasan’s fanciest outpost, tapas hotspot Jaleo and cookbook author Ariana Bundy’s Persian Kitchen are some of the eateries that foodies in the UAE are looking forward to when Atlantis, The Royal finally opens its doors on Palm Jumeirah.

Dubai's high-profile $1.4bn (AED5.1bn) Royal Atlantis Resort and Residences project will open by the end of Q3 2020, the executive vice president and managing director of Atlantis Resorts and Residences, Timothy Kelly, has reportedly confirmed.

A member of the Taittinger family, known for its Champagne line and high-end hotels, Ms. de Margerie has designed interiors for Louvre Hotels, LVMH group (Hotel Cheval Blanc in Courchevel, France), Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, and private investors. Most recently, the firm designed the interiors of the Royal Atlantis Residences in Dubai. For that project, Ms. de Margerie enlisted five female artisans to create a series of pieces, which included sculptural porcelain wall reliefs from Isabelle Poupinel; gold tapestries from Céline Alexandre’s; hand-sculpted leather walls from Helen Amy Murray; Annie Corbiere’s intricately woven screens; and metalworks by Annie Trussart.