The hotel industry is booming: Dubai, United Arab Emirates, attracts as many as 15.27 million international tourists each year. Tourist cities are becoming engines of economic growth, stimulating the development of multiple industries in Dubai, especially the hotel and food industries. The Dubai Department of Economic Development’s Tourism and Commerce Marketing will be committed to realizing this vision, increasing the number of tourists from 10 million in 2012 to 20 million in 2020, and significantly enhancing the contribution of tourism to the city’s economy. Current research data shows that the tourism revenue in Dubai accounts for approximately 100 billion dirhams of the total economic output.
Large scale and high professionalism: THE HOTEL SHOW DUBAI in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is the largest, most established and reputable hotel exhibition in the Middle East and Africa to date. The Dubai Hotel Show has provided large-scale expansion plans for hundreds of hotels from multiple countries and regions around the world on many occasions. Since 2018, the opening of hotels in Dubai has driven the rapid development of the hotel market. At the same time, the exhibition will provide a larger platform for this industry to showcase excellent products and insights.
Geographical Advantage: The Emirate of Dubai is the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates, located at the strategic entrance to the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz. Dubai City, the second largest city in the UAE, is situated in the central part of the Arabian Peninsula on the southern coast of the Arabian Gulf, serving as the hub of the Gulf region and is hailed as the pearl of the Gulf. The majority of the UAE’s territory is desert, with a weak agricultural sector, making it highly dependent on imported agricultural products. The foreign population accounts for 90%. Due to its unique geographical location, it has developed a re-export trade advantage connecting the Gulf, the Middle East, and Africa.