Rove Hotels is official hotel partner for Dubai Airshow 2025
With over 3,600 rooms, Rove Hotels is known for its contemporary stays that blend modern comforts with responsible tourism.
The brand has implemented sustainability initiatives, such as eliminating plastic bottles, offering free filtered water stations, using bamboo key cards, and leveraging solar-powered water heating.
Rove has also embraced digital solutions, reduced paper consumption by 90%, and partnered with local suppliers to minimise its carbon footprint.
The 2025 edition of the Dubai Airshow promises to be groundbreaking, featuring the Space Pavilion, eVTOL flying displays, the VISTA startup hub, and comprehensive conference programmes.
Attendees can explore workshops, panel discussions, and training sessions, witnessing the future of aviation with flying taxis and eVTOLs.
Paul Bridger, Chief Operating Officer of Rove Hotels, commented on the partnership: "We are thrilled to be named the official hotel partner of the Dubai Airshow 2025. As a homegrown brand deeply rooted in Dubai, we are passionate about supporting the city's vision to become a leading hub for events, tourism, sustainability, and aviation innovation. We look forward to welcoming attendees to our Rove properties across the city."
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