Al Bustan Centre & Residence celebrates Earth Hour

Al Bustan Centre & Residence, the deluxe hotel apartments which offer world-class services and facilities in the heart of Dubai, observed Earth Hour, the energy-saving initiative celebrated around the world to encourage businesses, communities and individuals to take simple steps towards reducing the harmful effects of global warming.
Staff and guests of Al Bustan Centre and Residence including shopping mall tenants participated in the campaign by switching off unnecessary lights around the property’s complex for one hour starting from 8:30pm. They also gathered outside the lobby of the property to hold a candle light ceremony.
Moussa El Hayek, Chief Operating Officer of Al Bustan Centre & Residence said: “Global warming is a serious issue that affects each of us and taking a small step towards bringing positive change will have a huge effect in the long run. We need to show that we care about our planet by observing the occasion and taking energy-friendly measures that will contribute towards a greener Earth. We are very pleased that several of our guests joined the candle light ceremony and showed their support towards this important issue.”
Earth Hour, a global call to take action on climate change is organised by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Observed annually, people across the world are encouraged to switch off lights in homes and businesses for one hour. Last year a record 128 countries and territories participated and joined the cause.
Background Information
Al Bustan Centre & Residence
Established in 1997, Al Bustan Centre and Residence has closely witnessed the rise of Dubai as a hub for tourists, and alongside played an eminent role in catering to its guests. It emerged as a favorite destination for tourists, especially the ones on business and carved a name for itself in the MICE Industry. The property earned its great reputation from its loyal customers and good market segments. The reason behind its success is its drive to stay up to date with time and the changing trends of its guests.