- Celebrating traditions, craftsmanship and culinary diversity from all over the world showed the most important destination of the Great Family regions more than 90 cultures in 30 Pavilons
Global Village, the most important multicultural family destination for culture, shopping and entertainment, closed season 29 in a high tone, and set a new benchmark with 10.5 million guests and an unparalleled calendar of activations and entertainment.
Building at the momentum of previous years, season 29 welcomed an even larger number of guests, who surpassed the historic milestone of 10 million visitors last year. The destination remains its status as one of the most popular and beloved destinations in the VAE and beyond solidifying.
Unparalleled scale
Fernando Eiberoa, Chief Executive Officer, Dubai Holding Entertainment, said: “The welcome of more than 10.5 million guests this season refers the position of Global Village as one of the leading and most recordings of the Emirarate. Connection and community that really distinguishes us.
This season, Global Village supplied its most dynamic entertainment -line -up to date, with a record number of concerts, street performances, cultural shows and special activations. From live international actions to family -friendly attractions and compelling experiences, every corner of the vast park offered Guets to reason to return.
More than 90 cultures were represented in 30 pavililons, which brought together traditions, craftsmanship and culinary diversity under one lively sky. More than 400 artists delivered more than 40,000 awesome shows, while visitors enjoyed more than 200 rides and Attravions, more than 3,500 stores and more than 250 eateries from all over the world.
In preparation for Global Village for his monumental 30th season, the new benchmarks will continue to set up, new surprises, increased guest experiences and innovative entertainment for millions of visits locally and globe. Season 29 is perhaps over, but the record -breaking success is the stage for an even more extraordinary year.
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