Emirates Park Zoo and Resort unveil new avatar in Abu Dhabi

Emirates Park Zoo and Resort have unveiled its new avatar!
The new unique concept resort will provide families with the opportunity to interact with a large variety of wildlife from all over the world in a safe environment, while being entertained with an abundance of fun.
Emirates Park Zoo and Resort puts emphasis on education and learning and this will be a distinct new tourist destination in Abu Dhabi.
The CEO of Emirates Park Zoo and Resort, Aaliyah Hana stated, "We are growing up. By shedding our old image and embracing the new fun and forward personality, we see ourselves as a full grown player that will help us grow as a tourist and educational institution that prides on providing a world of fun and learning to children and families."
She further explained, "It is our top priority to serve our guests with the best services and treat them with the highest standards of hospitality. The new brand ensures that our brand presence is strengthened within the GCC and establishes us as one of the major tourist attractions in the region."
The resort has been undertaking a wide number of expansion projects and renovations aimed to attract more guests and tourists from the UAE, GCC and the west.
Emirates Park Zoo and Resort has incorporated elements from entertainment, adventure, sports and culture to create a memorable and unique experience for guests. The team expects to further develop their services and facilities by being updated on current trends and by curating themed experiences during holidays.
Emirates Park Zoo and Resort is located in Al Bahia Abu Dhabi, a mere 20 minutes from central city. Comprised of 1,800 animals and birds with over 260 different species, the establishment houses rare species such as the Syrian bears and the White tigers who live with their cubs.
The resort lies adjacent to the zoo has economically priced rooms that come with balconies overlooking the scenic property. The resort makes it possible for guests to coexist with the animals during the course of their stay.