What To Know

  • In May 2024, Dubai marked a new chapter in its pursuit of enhancing the well-being of its community under His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s visionary leadership with the launch of the Quality of Life Strategy 2033.
  • Dubai launched Therme Dubai as a 545 million dollar (AED 2 billion) well-being resort which will serve as the globe’s highest installation in its class.
  • The new project supports the goals of Dubai’s Quality of Life Strategy 2033 that launched in May 2024 to turn the city into the world’s leading place to reside.

Dubai launched Therme Dubai as a 545 million dollar (AED 2 billion) well-being resort which will serve as the globe’s highest installation in its class. Zabeel Park serves as the location for the resort which will draw 1.7 million visitors each year after its 2028 opening.

Part of Dubai’s Quality of Life Strategy 2033

The new project supports the goals of Dubai’s Quality of Life Strategy 2033 that launched in May 2024 to turn the city into the world’s leading place to reside. During the announcement Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum explained that the project upholds Dubai’s dedication to biodiversity in cities and sustainability for both the environment and community health.

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Key Features of Therme Dubai
• World’s tallest well-being resort
• World’s largest indoor botanical garden
• An interactive park with immersive experiences
• Sustainable design focused on biodiversity

The upcoming Therme Dubai establishment will reshape wellness tourism by making Dubai a worldwide leader for sustainable urban development combined with luxurious well-being facilities.

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