The 442-hectare Marina Al Qussor resort will feature six hotels; a spa resort; an 18-hole golf course clubhouse and a driving range; a sports club and beach clubs.

The resort will centre around the Marina Village, which will comprise a 400-berth marina and a yacht club, shops, restaurants and apartments.

More than 4,000 residential units will also be developed in line with Tunisia’s strategy to encourage high-end tourists and longer stays.

The project is at the planning phase and a construction date is yet to be announced.

Elsewhere, Emaar has officially opened the Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club in Dubai.

The club provides a full-service equestrian centre featuring a Spanish-style clubhouse with lounge and dining areas, a riding gear shop, a spa and a swimming pool.

Members can watch polo matches, practice their own polo skills or take riding lessons.

Emaar announced record first quarter results for 2006. Net profit reached AED1.5bn (£230m, US$408m, 330m euro) – a 14 per cent increase on 2005. Annual profits for 2005 also reached record levels at AED4.7bn (£720m, US$1.3bn, 1bn euro). Details: www.emaar.com or www.poloclubdubai.com

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