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Fine-dining takes a backseat in value-driven UAE marketNew food and beverage (F&B) concepts arriving in the UAE must focus on bringing ‘value for money’ to the table to achieve success in the over-saturated market, according to CEO of a new hospitality business. Yousse More… |
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'Jeans For Refugees' to host live auction in Bahrain'Jeans For Refugees' by artist and designer Johny Dar will soon announce the date for its live auction in Bahrain. The announcement was made during the gala dinner that was held at ART Rotana Hotel, on July 1 and was atten More… |
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'Jeans For Refugees' to host live auction in Bahrain'Jeans For Refugees' by artist and designer Johny Dar will soon announce the date for its live auction in Bahrain. The announcement was made during the gala dinner that was held at ART Rotana Hotel, on July 1 and was atten More… |
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Final preparations underway for 'Bahrain For All' festivalFinal preparations are underway for this Friday’s Bahrain For All festival, which has released its full schedule of performances, including traditional performances from 40 expatriate communities. Embassies, clubs, societies More… |
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‘Bahrain for All’ festival organisers meetOrganisers of the Bahrain for All festival met with officials from the Ministry of Interior to discuss the participation of its various directorates in the event, which will be taking place next month. The Ministry’s participation More… |
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'Bahrain for all' festival announcedMore than 40 embassies, clubs, societies, and organisations, including 12 directorates of the Ministry of Interior (MOI), will take part in the ‘Bahrain For All’ festival which will be held from 4pm to 10pm on April 7 at Prince Khali More… |
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DHL named 'Top Company to Work For' in UAELeading logistics firm DHL has been named the top company to work for in the UAE, according to Great Place to Work, a global research, training and consultancy firm. Now in its sixth year, the 'Top Companie More… |
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India's push to offer banking for all stumbles on empty accountsMore than half of a record 160 million accounts opened in India as part of a drive to offer banking to all are still empty, illustrating the massive task ahead for one of the government's most high-profile campaigns and the strain on banks. More… |
