UAE salary growth to increase in 2010

What's new at AMEinfo.com            26th Jan 2010 UAE salary growth to increase in 2010 With stronger economic growth projected for the Middle East in 2010, companies in the UAE are expected to offer larger pay rises than last year as they compete for talent with firms in other parts of the region. Find out more...                  GCC lags behind in attracting medical tourism Setting up healthcare cities has become en vogue in the countries of the GCC, as is shown by the popularity of the Arab Health Congress 2010 in Dubai. But can these projects reverse the trend of the region's patient exodus? Find out more...   Dubai's cruise industry poised for growth In the wake of the financial downturn, cruise tourism has emerged as the strongest growth area in Dubai's hospitality sector, with increased popularity expected in 2010 thanks to a new terminal facility and the arrival of more luxury cruise liners. Find out more... Arab Health shows signs of healthy growth With an estimated $14bn worth of projects underway in the GCC the Arab Health summit in Dubai is attracting medical suppliers from across the world. AMEinfo.com reports on the event which is expected to see over 50,000 healthcare professionals attend the conferences, symposiums and the exhibition. Find out more...   Move to virtualisation as Middle East IT spend edge upwards Confidence is beginning to return to the IT sector and budgets are again on the rise. But, as delegates at IDC's CIO Summit in Dubai found out, levels are often still below budgets set in 2008, making the move to cloud computing and virtualisation more attractive. Find out more...       Jobs White Papers Library Businesses for Sale   News AMEinfo.com reaches the business community of the Middle East and beyond, across industries, everyday. In fact 1,975,946 unique users consulted AMEinfo.com in OCT 2009 as audited by ABC Electronic. AMEinfo.com is also a member of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to show commitment to open standards in a drive to make the Web accessible for all. In 2010, AMEinfo.com was awarded Superbrand status for the third year.