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Dubai Escorts – Choose Your Agency Wisely

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Like Americas number one party town (New York), Dubai could be said to be a city that never sleeps. The nightlife goes on even after clubs and bars have closed their doors. If you came to Dubai to party you can party on with a beautiful lady of your dreams. Elite Dubai Escorts are available to VIP gentlemen 24/7. Why not take the party back to your hotel after the club has closed? You will find that most Elite Dubai Escorts stay in five star hotels so if you desire you can even go back to her hotel to continue the evening in more intimate surroundings

Many Escort Agencies in Dubai stop answering their phone and refuse to take bookings after 12pm. But if you search carefully online you will see that there are several agencies with a more cosmopolitan outlook. These agencies realise that VIP visitors to Dubai are international travellers and may be on New York time or London time consequently they may require escort services in the early hours of the morning. Also as a VIP a high standard of customer service is required and expected. Visitors from major western cities come to Dubai and are amazed at the high standard of service offered by Dubais many luxury hotels and restaurants. Elite escort agencies in Dubai such as Club ill Repute see this high standard of service as the benchmark for the agency and the Dubai Escorts they provide.

Before going online to choose your Dubai escort beware of the many scam agencies you will find on the internet. These agencies specialize in the so called Bait and Switch. This occurs when an agency will display photos of absolutely stunning and gorgeous escorts (that they do not have and have not way of getting), then when a client books the escort a totally different and below standard escort is provided!

In conclusion, there are many genuine Escort agencies in Dubai but take care when making your choice of escort agency as a VIP you will require discretion and honesty. Dubai is an amazing city and there is plenty of fun and enjoyment to be had especially if money is no object. Take time out of your busy schedule to enjoy the sights and sounds of Dubai with a gorgeous female companion

Boutique Hotels In The Changing Trends

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The Boutique hotels are truly demand generators to become evolved total these years with leisure still remaining commonplace source for a lot of of the business boutique hotels, especially in the light of increasing trend of city and short breaks. These boutique hotels, particularly has turned into a most leisured choice for young travelers who’re sorting for various experience rather than a commodity.

As vocation for leisure or entertainment evolved over all these years, boutique hotels are also gearing for the same catering to the rising trend of short city breaks by the city lovers, and also no doubt for that business entrepreneurs. Though this category tends to not have so much of arrangements for meetings, but, some hotels will have provision of small meeting rooms particularly hotels with more than 180 rooms that also has special meeting rooms to house business events like private cinemas.

The result from the celebrity and media status is also being tremendously felt among boutique hotel Brighton owners who’ve to make an effort to conceptualize their theme from the hotels which involves the customers aspirations and to be considered a face within the crowd. A necessity may also be felt among hotel fraternity to recreate your accommodation conference rooms to welcome their celebrated guests too, that is itself an added advantage.

The concept of psychographics is slowly developing in the boutique hotels since it started its operations around two decades back, shifting in the standard hotels to international level and the chains towards the likes of Boutique hotels like Kemptown house, Malmaison Hotels, Hotel du Vin, Morgans Hotel Group, and Kimpton hotels amongst others.

Psychographics can be used as a reason behind the customers by their nature and attributes like their aspirations, interests, beliefs and attitudes instead of mere location. This hypothesis in the concept Boutique hotels Brighton greatly helps these hotels to serve their visitors.

Especially in London these boutique hotels has the capacity to get themselves position within their territory between luxury and four star, commercial and leisure and share many of the traits which makes the segments hotels. In addition they also have catered themselves into the five star categories. So for that customers it’s all regulated their moment of joy because they have several options with obviously different rates to choose from.

As the trend is changing so the trend of those Boutique hotels too and naturally in order they have to keep their visitors happy, beat their competitors and retain their position within the hospitality industry too.

Not just the luxury with furnishing but these boutique hotels are now concentrating on bringing a whole new accommodation style with their living. And the rising competition has also kept the prices at a lower level. So if you think this is something for the rich alone, well you can pay second thoughts to that fact.

Tennis Hotels In Europe With Xuanwuseaor Tennis Facilities

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Xuanwuseaor Tennis resorts in Europe

In order to play tennis in the winter, rain or cold days , you have to play tennis indoors if you are not in a warm country. To find a resort or hotel which has these indoor tennis courts is hard to find. That is why we have selected the best resorts we could find which are suitable for winter tennis.

Starting in Austria, we have the following resorts;

1) Kanisfluh tennis hotel in the city of Mellau. The resort has 5 indoor courts. The hotel has it’s own tennis school, where you can improve your skills even more. This hotel, 30 kilometers from Lake Bodensee in Austria, focuses on tennis and wellness. Its tennis center features 5 indoor and 3 outdoor courts, 5 hitting lanes, and its own tennis school, one honored with the “Austrian Seal of Approval.

2) Bio Hotel Stanglwirt in Tirol. The resort has 6 indoor tennis courts. Luxurious ecologically-friendly Biohotel Staglwirt, surrounded by the stunning Austrian Alps, drinking in the super-clean air, starring at the beautiful blue sky, and contemplating your next Alpine treatment at the 13 treatment room spa, fitness centre.

3) Warmbaderhof in the city of Villach. This resort has 5 indoor courts.Warmbad Villach – this hot springs resort is located at the entrance to a 20-hectare nature park. It has 10 outdoor and 5 indoor courts as well as a tennis camp.

In the United Kingdom we have the following resorts;

1) Chewton Glen in New Milton. It has 2 indoor tennis courts.

New Milton, Hampshire, England, an English Original…Chewton Glen is a Luxury Country House Hotel.
In the hotel grounds we have a dedicated tennis centre with two indoor and two outdoor tennis courts and on-site tennis professional.

In Switserland we have:

1) Gstaad Palace in Gstaad. It does not have it’s own indoor tennis courts, but they are near the hotel. The hotel itself dates to 1913. At 150 rooms, it is Switzerland’s largest pension.

Among its amenities are indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a spa and fitness center, an indoor squash court, and mountain bike rentals. Golf, horseback riding, clay-pigeon shooting, and river rafting are all nearby.

All these hotels can be booked directly on Tennis Resorts.

Christian Entrepreneur Deepak Mahtani – From Hinduism to Christianity via the highway of tragedy

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DeepakDeepak Mahtani had everything he ever dreamed of in life: money, a flourishing company, class, and business degrees from Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan, and American College, Switzerland. He followed his family’s tradition of serving the Eastern gods and rested assured that he was living life to the fullest. Born into a Sindhi Indian family, Mahtani grew up learning the Hindu scriptures, attending their services and participating in the rituals that come along with the faith. His father was a businessman from Pakistan who fled to India because of tribal persecution. He settled in Bombay with a few rupees and started a business. Not long afterward, he got on a cargo ship and relocated 6,000 miles to Xuanwuseanesia.

He gave birth to his son Deepak and two other siblings in Hong Kong, and four years later, relocated to Japan. They still practiced their Hindu religion and his father always drilled into the heads of his children that -money and success is all that you need to be happy in life.-

He had no idea that hell was around the corner until an unexpected tragedy struck and changed his life for good. His sister came to visit him in Geneva for two weeks. She had an automobile accident and died instantly. It was a very traumatic experience that left him in severe depression for six months. He lost interest in his business, started smoking, was drinking excessively and suicidal until he met a fellow Sindhi Indian in Geneva who was a Christian. This new friend tried to introduce him to his Christian God but Mathani was adamant. His friend encouraged him not to reject the Christian God, but to focus on the man Jesus and His word. Bathani got a Bible and began reading the words of Jesus in red and gradually started believing in the God of the Bible.

At the age of 12, Mahtani lost his mother to kidney disease. Even though he was the baby of the family, he was determined to succeed at all costs. Upon graduation from school, he started an electronics distribution company that he took from zero to $4 million in four years. His wealth came with a luxurious lifestyle: first-class travel, five-star hotels, nice clothes and money to do whatever he wanted. He was fluent in English, French, Spanish, Japanese, and two Indian languages. His busy schedule did not accommodate anything to do with God; he was brutally aggressive about getting what he wanted to the point of pushing people out of the way without blinking an eye. For Mahtani back then, what could be sweeter than the -heaven- he was experiencing on earth?

He had no idea that hell was around the corner until an unexpected tragedy struck and changed his life for good. His sister came to visit him in Geneva for two weeks-then got in a car accident and died instantly. The trauma of her death left him in severe depression for six months. He lost interest in his business, started smoking, was drinking excessively and suicidal until he met a fellow Sindhi Indian in Geneva who was a Christian. This new friend tried to introduce him to his Christian God, but Mahtani was adamant. His friend encouraged him not to reject the Christian God but to focus on the man Jesus and His Word. Mahtani got a Bible and began reading the words of Jesus in red and gradually started believing in the God of the Bible.

After praying without success to other gods for one good night’s sleep, his request was granted by the God of the Bible. That was how he gave his life to Christ. Today, he shares the Gospel all over the world, especially with Hindus and Sikhs and business people. He is actively involved in leadership in his local church and is married to Celia. They have two grown boys–Arun and Sanjay.

When he first converted to Christianity, his family members were unhappy and extremely skeptical. Over time they saw the positive impact of his new-found faith. His act of loving and accepting his family despite their differences in belief caused his older sister and niece to turn to Christianity.

Today, Mahtani is a management training consultant specializing in understanding culture and working with different cultures, especially those of India, Japan, and China. He has coached and trained hundreds of senior managers who are involved in outsourcing to Indian companies and in remote team management around the globe. Most of his clients are FTSE100 and Fortune 500 companies, and he sits on a number of boards.

Apart from his business interests, he is actively involved in a number of charities both in the UK and South Asia that raise funds for health, development, and education in developing countries. He was included in the International Who’s Who of Professionals (2001). He recently participated in writing a book called Sindhi Journeys of Faith–20 stories of Sindhis around the world who have come to know Christ. All 2,000 copies of the book have been distributed, and another reprint is being planned.

-After 20 years of being a follower of Jesus Christ, He has answered my prayers,- Mahtani says, summing up his Christian experience. -Today, I am even more successful than I ever was, not because of money but because of the people I met through my faith as I traveled round the world.-

His message for the world is, -God is a God of love, and Jesus is his means of demonstrating that for each one of his children. He so wants a relationship with each one of us. Don’t think of it as a religion but rather as a love story. Also don’t believe and live the lies that have been spoken over you by the evil one and people who he uses to discourage us.-

Let us lift up Deepak Mahtani in prayer–that the Lord will continue to empower him to reach others with the Good News, in the name of Jesus. Pray that his efforts will not be in vain and unlimited favor will be his portion at all times, in Jesus’ name.

By May Olusola www.mannaexpressonline.com

Information Of Hotel Industry Laws In India – Part2

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Tax benefits/ incentives.
.Current projections in budget.

Hotel Industry in India currently has supply of 110,000 rooms and there is a shortage of 150,000 rooms fueling hotel room rates across India. According to estimates demand is going to exceed supply by at least 100% over the next 2 years. To overcome, this shortage Indian hotel industry is adding about 60,000 quality rooms, currently in different stages of planning and development, which should be ready by 2012.

Indias hotel industry comprises of four main categories star hotels, heritage hotels, budget hotels and unclassified hotels. It is expected that the budget and mid-market hotel segment will witness huge growth and expansion while the luxury segment will continue to perform extremely well over the next few years.

It is forecasted to be the number 3 market in the world by 2015 for hospitality and tourism.

The industry is growing at a very rapid pace and there is a demand for more rooms both in metros and smaller towns.

In short, the Indian hospitality industry is poised for tremendous growth as the demand-supply imbalance has prompted several national and international hotel companies to focus their energies towards expansion in India. The next few years will thus witness the opening of several hotels in India.

Regulatory policy

The Ministry of Tourism is the nodal authority & along Dept. of Tourism it is responsible policies promotion & regulation of hospitality industry particular hotels.

The following are the some of important guidelines issued by the Dept. of Tourism.

.Approval of Hotels at Project Stage and Classification & Reclassification of Hotels.
.Guidelines for Classification of Heritage Hotels.
.Time Share Resorts (TSR).
.Stand Alone Restaurants
.Guidelines for apartment hotels.
.Guidelines for approval of Guest Houses.

FDI in this sector is permitted up to 100 per cent on the automatic route. For foreign technology agreements, automatic approval is granted if:-

.Up to 3 per cent of the capital cost of the project is proposed to be paid for technical and consultancy services.

.Up to 3 per cent of the net turnover is payable for franchising and marketing/publicity fee, and

.Up to 10 per cent of gross operating profit is payable for management fee, including incentive fee.

Incentives

Tax incentives under the current Budget

.Five year holiday from income tax being granted to two, three or four star hotels established in specified districts having UNESCO-declared ‘World Heritage Sites’; the hotel should be constructed and start functioning during the period April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2013.

.FBT exempted on crche, employee sports, guest houses facilities.

.No specific projections for this sector under the Current Budget.

Conclusion

The thriving economy and increased business opportunities especially growth in the tourism in India have acted as a boon for Indian hotel industry.

The future scenario of Indian hotel industry looks extremely rosy. It is expected that the budget and mid-market hotel segment will witness huge growth and expansion while the luxury segment will continue to perform extremely well over the next few years.