Dubai is incentivising its residents with £600 to convince their family and friends to visit the luxury destination after tourist numbers plummeted amid the US-Iran war.
The initiative from the department of economy, dubbed the Dubai Invite scheme, offers residents of the United Arab Emirates a ‘benefits package’ worth about £610 (3,000 UAE dirham).
This includes hotels, dining deals and attraction tickets.
Visitors must not be UAE residents, have a valid visa and can only be nominated once.
Each resident can receive up to three benefit packages for visitors arriving before 31 October, which can be redeemed until December.
The initiative has already received more than
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