UAE-headquartered hospitality company, TIME Hotels, is extending the positive impact it is making on local and regional communities during the COVID-19 crisis, by offering medical workers on the frontline, a complimentary stay at a choice of two of its properties in Dubai.
To show their appreciation for those on the frontline in the fight against the global health pandemic in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, TIME Hotels is offering 40 hospitality vouchers which include three nights complimentary stay with breakfast at TIME Oak Hotel and Suites or TIME Grand Plaza Hotel.
Mohamed Awadalla, CEO, TIME Hotels, said: “COVID-19 has impacted people more than we could have ever imagined, with medical workers across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and indeed the entire world, the real heroes and the backbone of our society as we continue to fight the spread of this virus.
“These complimentary vouchers are our way of thanking and rewarding the hard work, dedication and bravery of all medical workers and healthcare professionals on the frontline as they continue to risk their own health and safety on a daily basis to help others within their local communities.”
TIME is offering a total of 20 vouchers to four hospitals across the UAE including Latifa Hospital, Rashid Hospital, Emirates Specialty Hospital and Zahra Hospital. Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, five vouchers will be presented to Dammam Central Hospital and five to Tadawi General Hospital, and in Egypt five vouchers are being shared with Imbaba Fevers Hospital and five with Abbassia Fever Hospital.
Medical workers and healthcare professionals from across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt will be invited to enjoy their complimentary stay once it is safe to travel, with all vouchers valid until 31st December 2021.
In response to the tentative steps the UAE is taking to ease the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, TIME Hotels is implementing its improved sanitisation protocol as the hospitality industry across the country prepares to embrace the new normal.
The ‘Sanitised and Ready’ initiative is being rolled out across all of its properties in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt, with a wide range of new intensified cleaning measures and sanitisation procedures being implemented throughout all public areas as well as each individual guestroom.
“This new initiative is now fully embedded into our daily operations, making all increased sanitisation and cleaning measures standard practice rather than just a precautionary measure as we prepare for the recovery of the UAE’s hospitality industry,” added Awadalla.