THE FUTURE HERE AND NOW – HYDROPOLIS HOTEL AWAITS TOURISTS

James Morris - Nov 13, 2007
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The tourist industry is one of the most profitable industry branches globally. Each country is fighting to attract more and more tourists every year; what is a key aspect of visiting an appealing destination are the local services. Especially accommodation represents a very important feature the tourists care about. If they like where they are staying, the chances of their being content in general increase to a large extent. Lately, architects have been competing to create more and more astonishing hotels in the most unbelievable locations. There is a hotel in a 5000 year-old cave and plans have been made to establish a hotel in space on the orbit. And soon, a unique hotel will open in the Arabian Gulf near Dubai. It will rest on the seabed.

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Tourists who do not particularly enjoy diving or swimming are the ones who will definitely enjoy the Hydropolis hotel and appreciate the peacefulness of life under water. The unique

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L300 million project is supposed to be the first sub-marine hotel in the world. And it will be grand. Hydropolis will extend on an area of 260 hectares. The building site is a beach – actually a precious privately owned beach belonging to His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai.

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The venue will consist of three elements – the land station, the connecting tunnel used for transporting guests by train to the main area of the hotel. The luxurious 220 suites will be welcoming visitors – 20 meters below the surface.

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The unique architectural plan actually resembles human organism. The design will be a direct analogy between the physiology of man and architecture. Clearly, such extremely ambitious project is financially very demanding and to provide sponsoring was quite a challenge. However, the authors of the project finally succeeded and currently, there are 150 firms involved.

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