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Enjoy your stay in Dubai to fullest at Suha Mina Rashid Hotel Apartments
Enjoy fantastic views and space from the deluxe three-bedroom apartment at the Suha Mina Rashid hotel in the heart of Dubai.
The best of residential projects and communities keep mushrooming in Dubai, but the evergreen choices for tourists and all those who relish life’s conveniences at stone’s throw distance is Bur Dubai and Mankhool. And nestled in a welcome, quiet corner of both adjoining areas is Suha Mina Rashid Hotel Apartments.
Barely 500 metres away from Al Fahidi Metro Station, there are hordes of convenience stores and walking distance from an array of bus routes emerging out of the central bus station in Al Ghubaiba.
The nervous system of the city’s transport structure is buzzing as always when you take a right from the Fahidi intersection, past the affordable Day To Day and couple of hypermarket and there is a graveyard behind a tall wall.
Bang opposite, mirroring the quiet, is the Suha Mina apartment hotel which is perfectly in sync with the atmosphere. Offering a plush experience at decent rates for the budget-conscious families looking at longer stays, the hotel is equipped with everything possible.
We had the pleasure of experiencing first hand a luxurious two-bedroom apartment and it looked nothing like a small piece of a palace. The first thing that strikes you in the 120 square metre deluxe apartment is the absolutely-perfect balance between a minimalist, yet functionally complete living conditions on offer.
As a bonus, it is heartening to see that the electrical fittings are in synchronization with energy conservation. Yet, the light settings add more charm and utility to the family time spent here.
The property has 136 apartments. The three-bedroom options measure 169 sqm – a near-palatial configuration by modern standards.
Suha Mina Rashid is an ideal fit for the mostly transient population of Dubai or the long stay-preferring visitors who seek jobs or have to set up businesses through the elaborate processes involved. With all-day supermarkets downstairs, a functional restaurant and a modern, elegant design to the property, Suha Mina Rashid Apartments easily make the occupants feel like staying in a home away from home.
The hall view of the 2BHK apartment where we stayed.
The Japan Culture Con (JCC) convention, dedicated to showcasing the richness of culture from the Land of the Rising Sun, drew to a close with resounding response at the Burj Park, Dubai.
The JCC brought together enthusiasts, artists, and experts over a period of three days to create a vibrant tapestry of traditional and contemporary expressions.
According to the organisers, JCC exceeded their expectations with record-breaking attendance numbers. Over 13,000 enthusiasts gathered to immerse themselves in the multifaceted beauty of Japan’s cultural heritage. The diverse audience contributed to the event’s dynamic atmosphere, fostering cultural exchange and understanding.
A range of diverse and dynamic programming played an important part in the event’s success. Attendees experienced a kaleidoscope of traditional arts, modern performances, interactive workshops, and immersive exhibits that showcased the evolution of Japanese culture. The fusion of tradition and innovation was a key theme, resonating with participants of all ages and backgrounds.
The convention featured a stellar lineup of cultural icons and rising stars, including renowned artists, performers, and experts in various fields. Their contributions brought authenticity and depth to the event, enriching the experience for attendees and highlighting the global appeal of Japanese culture.
The Culture Con successfully leveraged various platforms to engage a global audience. Social media channels buzzed with excitement, with attendees sharing their favorite moments and connecting with like-minded individuals. The virtual components of the event allowed those unable to attend in person to participate, expanding the reach of the convention.
The success was further amplified through strategic collaborations and partnerships. Japanese businesses, cultural organisations, and sponsors played a crucial role in supporting and enhancing the event, contributing to its overall success. Journalists and influencers highlighted the unique experiences, performances, and cultural insights presented at Japan Culture Con, further establishing it as a premier event in the cultural calendar.
The organisers – Keisaku Nishida (CEO) and Beenish Muneer (Managing Director) of Westfield Event Management – said in a statement: “We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all attendees, supporters, sponsors, and partners who contributed to the success of Japan Culture Con. Their enthusiasm and commitment to celebrating Japanese culture made the event a truly memorable and enriching experience.” There are plans already to build on the success, they said.
This family was part of the roughly 13,000 attendees at the Japan Culture Con
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