Authorities have requested assistance from hotels. The UAE government has instructed hospitality providers to extend accommodations for stranded passengers whenever possible and without penalties. Now, segments of the private sector are joining this initiative.
Dugasta Properties provides emergency accommodation
Dubai-based developer Dugasta Properties has announced it will offer free temporary accommodation to those stranded in the city amid the ongoing crisis.
The initiative is open to travellers of all nationalities who cannot proceed with their journeys due to flight cancellations or airspace restrictions. The primary goal is straightforward: to provide a place for individuals to stay until they can head home.
Sonu Sood reveals emergency accommodation support
Bollywood star Sonu Sood, who is also the brand ambassador for Dugasta Properties, has urged stranded travellers in Dubai to reach out directly.
“If you find yourself stuck in Dubai due to the current crisis… we want to assure you that there’s a place for you to stay,” he remarked.
Sood further mentioned that affected individuals can message him or Dugasta Properties on Instagram, and the team will arrange complimentary accommodation until they are able to return to their respective countries.
About Dugasta Properties
Dugasta Properties Development is a real estate firm based in Dubai, specializing in residential developments and property investment projects throughout the city.
The company promotes investment-oriented housing projects and offers flexible payment plans for prospective buyers. One of its notable offerings is the “Vision 10 on 10” program, which guarantees investors returns of around 10 percent annually for a decade on specific property projects.
The current accommodation offer from the developer is distinct from its investment programs, serving as a temporary relief effort during the ongoing travel disruption.
Broader support across Dubai
The Dugasta initiative coincides with a growing response from private companies and hospitality providers in Dubai, who are beginning to assist travellers unable to exit the region.
Numerous hotels and property providers have started offering short-term accommodation support as cancellations continue across parts of the Gulf.
While flights are anticipated to gradually resume, accommodation assistance from both the government and private entities is aiding stranded passengers in finding temporary shelter within the city.
