The world meets at Global Village. A confluence of entertainment, dining, shopping, entertainment, funfair rides and attractions, Global Village is the region’s largest and first ever multi-cultural festival park.
Al Garhoud Ballroom on Casablanca Street in Deira is a fantastic spot for hosting your next special event or gathering with ease.
Al Garhoud Ballroom, conveniently located on Casablanca Street in the vibrant Deira district, is your premier destination for memorable events. This sought-after venue is perfect for everything from weddings and corporate functions to community gatherings and celebrations. Hosting countless successful events for residents and visitors alike, Al Garhoud Ballroom prides itself on offering a versatile and elegant space that can be tailored to your specific needs. Whether you're planning a large-scale festival or an intimate party, you'll find that the Al Garhoud Ballroom team is dedicated to ensuring your occasion runs smoothly and is truly unforgettable.
The world meets at Global Village. A confluence of entertainment, dining, shopping, entertainment, funfair rides and attractions, Global Village is the region’s largest and first ever multi-cultural festival park.
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A multi-awarded, fun team of global MICE specialists, Gulf Dunes is the world’s go-to Destination Management Company in the United Arab Emirates and Oman for more than two decades.
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