UAE-based airline Emirates has renovated its business class lounge, situated at Concourse B of Dubai International Airport.
Carried out with an investment of $11m, the two-year revamp is part of the airline’s initiative to upgrade its services for travellers.
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Measuring around 10,000ft², the revamped lounge can accommodate more than 1,500 customers, representing a 40% increase in seating capacity.
The upgrade has provided new areas, including a health hub opened in partnership with Voss water, and a Moët & Chandon champagne lounge.
It has also offered new food and beverage options, such as cuisine prepared by on-site chefs and a complimentary bar service, for first-class customers, as well as Emirates Skywards platinum, gold and silver members.
The upgrade has increased the size of the children's play area and added new arcade games.
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By GlobalDataThe lounge's spa has also been renovated and offers new hair, beauty and therapy treatments.
In addition, Emirates passengers will have free Wi-Fi access in the lounge.
Image: Emirates’ newly upgraded business class lounge at Dubai International Airport, UAE. Photo: courtesy of Emirates.
