Knowledge sharing and possible cooperation with participants within the Dutch LSH Delegation.Dutch Trade reception where you can meet and invite (new) local business contacts and key LSH stakeholders.Networking and seminars during the Dubai Expo Health & Wellness Week.Collective visits to relevant LSH stakeholders in the UAE such as public -and private hospitals, Ministry of Public Health, local health authorities and the Arab Health etc.Workshop and Introduction on the UAE LSH sector & market at the Dubai Expo.You can expect the following program components during the mission : The health mission will provide excellent opportunities to meet new relevant business contacts and to learn more about the UAE Life Sciences & Health sector. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is one of the most organized and fastest-growing healthcare markets in the region. With a vision to develop a world-class health care infrastructure, the UAE government is expanding and upgrading the healthcare system extensively so that it corresponds to international standards. To utilize all the networking possibilities, the NL Pavilion of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Dubai Expo will be at our disposal. During the Health & Wellness Week, the Expo run’s simultaneous with the Arab Health Exhibition and will host multiple healthcare events. Dubai is hosting the World Expo 2020 which is running from October 2021 until March 2022.
There will be all sorts of deals to start with, all sorts of uplifted packages (including early-bird discounts) and the worst time to find deals on tickets would be the peak times of year (ie the Xmas/holiday period).From 23 – 25 January 2022 the Netherlands Consulate in Dubai, RVO.nl and the Task Force Health Care (TFHC) will organize a health mission to the Dubai Expo 2020 and Arab Health. Book for a couple of nights and you'll no doubt save a decent amount of time and money if you took a couple of nights for Expo would be my tip.Īs for tickets, I wouldn't worry too much at all. The other two big tactics you could do is a) price match via loyalty programs (using Pruvo to find you the best comparable rates online) or b) call a hotel to negotiate a deal directly.ĭon't be suckered into buying the hype that expo will push up prices there is way too much oversupply in the market, hotels are struggling and there won't be the massive occupancy levels they will try and tell you there will be.ĭepending on where you're looking to stay, it wouldn't be a bad idea to try to make a booking at the Expo Rove via on OTA like HotelsCom then send it to Pruvo to monitor for price drops. my tip would be to book now and let Pruvo monitor the price drops (and tell you where to rebook for free) If for instance, you're looking for cancellable rates. Secondly, of your 3 periods, I'd recommend you go for the middle of the 3 as it (and Dubai generally) won't be as busy as Xmas period and the weather will be better than the first period.Īs for hotel rates, it all depends what you're looking to book and how.
My *guess* is this - there is no way at all Expo won't proceed on the committed dates, unless there's a doomsday scenario nobody can predict, but the real question is to what degree will it be a) as planned and b) open from Day 1? It could be some works continue after opening date for instance, or there is a 'soft openeing' or phased.įor this reason alone, I wouldn't plan on going for the very first opening weeks. Realistically speaking, you're likely to get more info closer to the date when they know what will be open, as there are many issues to contend with other than COVID (some pavilions are ready, some have cost issues etc.) There won't be a lot of committed info on expo right now, although they have allowed some limited access for PR and media purposes recently. There are a few threads with good info about Expo already, click the link below and it should pre-fill the search box, filtered by date, for the threads with "expo" in them.
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