Palazzo Versace, Dugasta Via Sonu Sood And More Offer Free Stays To Tourists Stuck In Dubai

The support reflects a significant collective effort to ensure stranded tourists in Dubai are not left without shelter.

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(L-R) Palazzo Versace Dubai; actor Sonu Sood announcing free stays by Dugasta Properties
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  • Thousands remain stranded in the Gulf due to Middle East conflict and airspace disruptions
  • Sonu Sood offers free accommodation to stranded travellers via Dugasta Properties
  • Dubai hotels and developers provide complimentary stays and meals to affected visitors
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Amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, regional airspace disruptions have left thousands of travellers stranded across the Gulf, many in need of temporary accommodation while waiting for flights to resume. Although a limited number of flights began operating again on 2 March, a significant number of visitors remain stuck across the UAE, unable to return home.

In Dubai, late on Tuesday, a drone attack near the US Consulate triggered a fire as Iran continued its drone and missile strikes targeting American diplomatic missions across the Middle East. With the situation unlikely to improve soon, communities, developers and hospitality groups throughout Dubai have stepped forward to offer free stays, meals and transport to affected travellers.

The support reflects a significant collective effort to ensure stranded visitors are not left without shelter.

Sonu Sood Announces Free Stays via Dugasta Properties

Actor Sonu Sood, brand ambassador for Dubai-based real estate developer Dugasta Properties, announced complimentary accommodation for any traveller stranded due to the ongoing conflict, regardless of nationality.

In a video shared across his social media channels, Sood said, "Anyone who is stranded in Dubai because of the ongoing crisis, we just want to tell you that you have a place to stay. We will make sure that you get free-of-cost accommodation."

He added in Hindi, encouraging affected individuals to contact him or the developer directly, "Jo log bhi humare Hindustani hai ya kisi bhi nationality ke log phase hue hai Dubai ke andar, aap please mujhe DM kijiye on Instagram ya phir @dugastaproperties par DM kijiye [All the people who are Indian or of any nationality are stuck in Dubai, please DM me on Instagram or DM on @dugastaproperties.]... We will make sure that you get a free stay till you reach your country. Jai Hind. God bless you all."

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Hotels Step In with Complimentary Stays, Breakfast

Hospitality groups across Dubai have joined the relief effort:

Mileo Hotel The Palm  
The luxury aparthotel on Palm Jumeirah is offering complimentary overnight stays to affected travellers.

Palazzo Versace Dubai  
Palazzo Versace has announced free stays, including breakfast, for stranded visitors. The hotel said its teams are in close coordination with UAE authorities, following all official directives to ensure guest and staff safety.

Developers And Holiday Home Companies Extend Support

Several other Dubai developers and short-stay accommodation providers have also stepped in with temporary shelter initiatives.

Danube Properties  
According to Gulf News, Danube Properties is offering complimentary stays to travellers seeking urgent accommodation.

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AraBnB  
Holiday home company AraBnB has helped between five and seven families secure free stays in vacant properties.

Caabi Boutique Homes  
Caabi Boutique Homes is providing complimentary temporary accommodation, where available, for tourists unable to travel home due to flight cancellations or restrictions.

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Casa Elan  
Casa Elan is offering a two-night complimentary stay in selected holiday homes for visitors affected by travel disruptions. A representative said in a statement, "Our priority is to ensure that no visitor feels unsupported during this difficult period. Dubai is known for its hospitality, and we are proud to contribute in any way we can." Eligible guests must present proof of flight cancellation, and all bookings remain subject to availability and verification.

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HomesGetaway  
Dubai-based holiday home platform HomesGetaway is assisting both visitors and residents in sourcing accommodation. In an Instagram post, the company wrote, "If you or someone you know is affected by flight disruptions in Dubai, please reach out to us. We are here to support with flexibility, care and immediate accommodation where needed."

Peace Homes Development  
Peace Homes Development also announced temporary free stays for stranded individuals, stating, "If you or someone you know is stranded in Dubai, we are providing free temporary accommodation in support during challenging times."

Imtiaz Developments Offers Financial and Practical Aid

Imtiaz Developments has committed to covering hotel expenses in full for tourists in need of urgent accommodation. The developer is also offering complimentary home repair services for those affected and financial assistance to families requiring essential food supplies.

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