Hotels in Dubai for a newborn girl

On October 11, 2010 a hotel in Dubai gained one more guest. This seemingly trivial case is not very usual at a closer look. After all, the new client was ... a newborn girl.

A number of Arab press reports that on October 11, 2010 guests of the Grand Midwest Hotel - Russian Costantin Rodygin and his pregnant wife Valentina Rodygina - emerged from their room on the 17th floor of the hotel with the intention to go to the hospital. However birth pains started so suddenly that they had to accouche right into the hotel vestibule. As a result, a girl was born directly in the hotel.

According to press of the United Arab Emirates, in particular, the Internet edition khaleejtimes.com, baby was born at 12.45 pm according to local time. Her weight was 4.4 kilograms. Parents who have not yet recovered from such a rapid succession of events have not yet had time to choose the name for their daughter.

Some media also has information that the Grand Midwest Hotel, where the girl was born, did not go in debt to the newborn. It was reported that the hotel in the person of Mohammad Arshad Shah offered the girl a life free hotel accommodation when she grows up and comes to rest in Dubai. However, the agency Local News denied this information. The agency quoted Valentina Rodygina, which states that "the hotel did not provide free accommodation for life for her newborn child, and used this situation as a PR campaign"

In the tourism business such cases are not exclusive. So, in 2010 at the height of 900 meters in an airplane of AirAsia was born another little girl - Liu Hsia Siau, whom AirAsia has provided a life free use of all flights of the airline.