Global Village has announced a record-breaking 10 million people visited the multicultural attraction throughout its 28th season, which concluded on May 8.
During the 8 month season, Global Village celebrated diversity with over 90 cultures showcased across 27 pavilions. The talents of 400 artists were on display, delivering over 40,000 performances.
Guests also enjoyed over 200 rides and entertainment attractions, and a wide-ranging culinary and retail experience with over 3,500 shopping outlets and more than 250 dining options.
Fernando Eiroa, Chief Executive Officer of Dubai Holding Entertainment, said it “underscores Global Village's positioning as a global cultural destination and reaffirms our commitment to driving economic growth and fostering cultural exchange. It is also a testament to the enduring allure of our multicultural haven and the unwavering dedication of our team."
Global Village will return for Season 29 later in the year.
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