ATI Aims To Tap The Growing USD 108 Million Middle East and Asia Apple Cider Vinegar Market
UAE – February 16, 2024: American Trading International, Inc. (ATI), a leading player in the USA-branded food distribution industry, has announced its participation in the 29th edition of Gulfood.
As part of its expansion strategy, ATI has successfully established a broad distribution network that caters to diverse markets and ensures an efficient supply chain. ATI has exported to more than 85 countries and markets worldwide including 14 countries in the Middle East, delivering high-quality made-in-USA products. This development aligns with the company’s vision to provide high-quality food products to consumers worldwide.
A residential complex with the world’s largest rooftop pool is going to be constructed in Bali
Magnum Estate, Bali’s leading developer, is going to build a new flagship residential complex, Magnum Residence Berawa, featuring the world’s largest rooftop pool, spanning an impressive 190 meters in length.
Magnum Residence Berawa is a four-story, high-end complex with over 150 luxurious apartments and a range of facilities for living and leisure. It’s located in the coastal area of Canggu, Bali’s most popular and in-demand tourist destination, just 500 meters from Berawa Beach and the island’s renowned beach clubs, such as Finns and Atlas.
Certainly, the standout feature of the complex is the breathtaking rooftop lounge area, boasting the world’s largest pool, stretching an impressive 190 meters in length (for comparison, the rooftop pool at Marina Bay Sands Hotel is 146 meters long). This one-of-a-kind space offers a place to unwind and relax on comfortable loungers by the impressive pool during the day. In the evening, it’s always nice to savor the sunset at a chic rooftop bar with a laid-back atmosphere and a selection of refined cocktails. Thanks to its unique and aesthetically pleasing design, the rooftop of the complex is set to become a new local landmark and a hub for popular bloggers and influencers.
Dubai International Boat Show 2024 to converge the world’s leisure yachting industry for landmark 30th edition
Middle East’s largest marine lifestyle show celebrates three decades of global seafaring success at iconic Dubai Harbour
His Excellency Saeed Hareb: “It has been incredible to witness the show’s growth and enduring power to unite the global maritime industry in Dubai”
Dubai, UAE – 16 February 2024: Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS), the largest, and most established marine and lifestyle event in the Middle East, is readying its anchor ahead of docking at the iconic Dubai Harbour district from 28 February – 3 March 2024.
Celebrating its landmark 30th edition, the UAE’s most extravagant international boat show will feature more than 1,000 brands and 200+ boats from globally renowned shipyards including Azimut, Sunseeker Gulf, Gulf Craft, Finnmaster, HP Watermakers, Oceano and Althaus Yachts.
Dubai, UAE, 16February, 2024: The landmark 20th edition of the International Property Show (IPS) 2024 is just around the corner, taking place from February 27-29 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, with an exciting lineup of speakers and topics at the IPS Conference. IPS 2024 will also feature some of the biggest local and international exhibitors showcasing their offerings at the IPS Exhibition.
Ismail Al Hammadi, CEO of Al Ruwad Real Estate, will be a featured panelist in the discussion on “Housing Affordability and Impact of Interest Rates: A Growing Challenge for Real Estate Companies.” This session, moderated by Manika Dhama, Director of Real Estate Development at Deloitte, will explore the complexities of housing affordability amidst a change in interest rates.Farook Mahmood, World President of FIABCI from 2017-18, will contribute valuable insights to the panel discussion, providing expertise on navigating challenges in the real estate sector.Richard Waind, CEO of Betterhomes, will also join the panel discussion.
The Arab Tourism Organization Awards Dr. Ziad Khalaf the First-class Arab Tourism Medal
Jeddah, 16 February 2024-: Dr. Ziad Khalaf, Chairman of International Development Bank (IDB), has been awardedthe First-class Arab Tourism Medalby the Executive Council of the Arab Tourism Organization. The prestigious award recognizes Khalaf’s unwavering commitment to supporting the Arab economy by expanding his business operations in Iraq to the region and facilitating commercial transactions between Arab countries through a top-notch pool of companies operating across the economic spectrum.
The Executive Council of the Arab Tourism Organization comprises H.E. the Minister of Tourism (The Kingdom of Bahrain) for the Gulf and Yemen region, H.E. the Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism (The Republic of Yemen), H.E. the Minister of Tourism and Archeology (The Arab Republic of Egypt) for the North Africa and Nile Valley province, H.E. the Minister of Tourism in Libya for theArab Maghreb, H.E. the Minister of Tourism and Archeology in the state of Palestine for the Arab Mashriq and Levant province, and H.E. the Secretary General of the Arab Tourism Organization. The Organization is led by H.E. Bandar bin Fahd Al-Fuhaidwho confirmed that the First-class Arab Tourism Medal awarded to Dr. Khalaf is one of the highest honors offered by the Organization to prominent figures leaving their positive mark on the Tourism sector, underlining his active role in supporting the Organization’s programs and valuable contributions to achieving its goals.
The member ministers of the Organization’s Executive Council representing Tunisia, Egypt, Palestine, Bahrain, and Yemen, along with the Chairman representing Saudi Arabia, had voted in favor of Dr. Khalaf, in recognition of his role in supporting Arab tourism. The medal is considered one of the highest honors that was previously awarded to rulers, state heads, and presidents with sizeable economic achievements.
Right before being commended for his exploits, Dr. Khalaf had announced a promising partnership between the Arab Tourism Organization and the International Development Bank aiming to enhance collaboration and adopt best-in-line solutions and practices that support tourism which has come to play a pivotal role inboosting Arab economies.
The Arab Tourism Organization awards ceremony was held in Jeddah, on the 15th of February.Diplomats and consuls representing Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Oman, Palestineand Egypt attended the event, along with high-ranking officials including Arab ministers and members of the Arab Tourism Organization.
“I’ve always believed that standing for your country and leveraging all resources to strengthening its economy will yield high rewards”, said Dr. Khalaf. He added: “Today, I stand prouder than ever for the honor I have been given to receive the First-class Arab Tourism Medal. Yet, I also find myself facing a new challenge, one that I’m gladly accepting: to strive towards building a thriving Arab economy. I am confident that by joining forces and working with perseverance and passion, we will be able to elevate the regional tourism sector to new, unprecedented heights.”
Concerning International Development Bank, Dr. Khalaf underlined: “International Development Bank strives to offer innovative financial solutions that meet corporate, SMEs, and retail needs in the region through the adoption of cutting-edge banking technologies and methods”,concluding, “The bank has succeeded in backing up several tourism projects thanks to its wide network of corresponding banks in the world, actively supporting the sector according to the agreement signed with the Arab Tourism Organization.”
The Arab Tourism Organization operates in the framework of the Council of Arab Ministers for Tourism under the Arab League. It plays an important role in translating the Council’s decisions into actionable policies and plans that help advance the tourism industry in the Arab world based on a scientific approach that prioritizes the Arab citizen’s well-being. The organization also seeks to play a significant role in attaining the goals, aspirations and hopes of Arab leaders in the tourism sector, considered a key contributor to the GDP in Arab countries.