You must have remembered shocking news which has happened earlier this year, when a Hamas leader was viciously snuffed out in a Dubai hotel. Many people blamed hotel for its poor security which did not have a proper check on any traveler’s check-in and check-out. This is the reason that not only this hotel but all hotels across Dubai are stepping up to upgrade security.

Generally all UAE Hotels and especially Dubai Hotels are spending millions to upgrade security surveillance system. The burning issue of death of Mahmoud Al Mabhouh at the Al Bustan Rotana Hotel in Garhoud is awake once more and hotels are provoked to improve their security systems. It is another thing that hit squad that killed Hamas leader, was caught on closed circuit cameras at a number of hotels.

Helena Al Sayed, director of marketing and communicat-ions for the Al Bustan said: “The Al Bustan Rotana Dubai is in the process of adding more cameras to its existing CCTV system covering more public areas of the hotel. This is in line with the government’s recent requirement and we are more than happy to follow the new rules.” “Cameras with better resolutions are being sought for clearer monitoring of entrances, lobbies, corridors and hotel car parks.”

Hotels are becoming more and more aware of terrorist attacks and these hotels are responding in another cautious way, if there was a hotel which is having 15 to 20 security cameras prior to this sad incident, the numbers of security cameras have increased to 150 to 175 cameras. Even the numbers of security personnel in form of security guards appointed at main entrance and inside hotel entrance by many times.

Another reason of increasing concern about security is due to upcoming events in Dubai and mostly people have shown their interest in security conditions of Dubai hotels. The government is also keen about ensuring security standards to be the best in whole world as they are very cautious about their distinguished guests. Feel free to visit Dubai and staying in any hotel out there as these hotels are more equipped with better security strategic plans now.