Artificial Rainforest Hotels

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The Rosemont Hotel Boasts An Artificial Rainforest and Beach

— October 15, 2015 — Art & Design
The Rosemont hotel and residences are part of a two-tower development being constructed by ZAS Group in Dubai.

Dubai is home to numerous lavish and over-the-top hotels and buildings that try to outdo each other with their mind-blowing features. The Rosemont hotel's claim to fame is that it will boast its very own artificial rainforest. The podium of the hotel will feature a 12,000 square meters artificial beach and rainforest right at the top. Details are limited at this planning stage, but the artificial rainforest is sure to make for a spectacular addition.

In addition to the artificial rainforest, hotels and residences, the Rosemont hotel development will also be home to retail spaces, a shisha cafe and a nightclub. With the best of modern luxuries and recreated nature activities, this hotel is perfect for Dubai.

Trend Themes

  1. Artificial Nature-themed Hotels — Opportunity for architects and developers to create similarly themed hotels and accommodation facilities with unique natural settings and experiences.
  2. Green Technology in Hospitality — Opportunity for companies to develop and implement sustainable technology, like rainwater collection and reuse systems, in hotels and similar buildings.
  3. Eco-tourism — Opportunity for travel agencies and hotels to promote eco-tourism and nature-oriented travel and experiences.

Industry Implications

  1. Hospitality — Hotels and other accommodation providers can offer unique experiences and features to differentiate themselves from competitors in the market.
  2. Architecture and Construction — Artificial nature-themed buildings, like rainforest hotels, require innovative architectural and construction plans to execute effectively.
  3. Leisure and Tourism — Opportunities exist for businesses to create eco-tourism packages and experiences that combine luxury travel with sustainable nature conservation practices.
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