Glee Hospitality Solutions, a renowned name in the hospitality business, has announced its participation in The Hotel Show Dubai this month, the largest business-to-business event for hospitality industry in the Middle East and Africa.

From September 28 to 30, Glee will be showcasing its successful business model across the region and its experience in bringing high-street restaurant concepts with unparalleled success.

The event, held at Dubai World Trade Centre, will bring into focus the growth potential on offer in F&B sector amidst surge in regional hospitality projects and tourists inflow.

Abdul Kader Saadi, managing director of Glee Hospitality Solutions, said: “The year-on-year growth of Glee Hospitality in the region has been phenomenal, thanks mainly to our vision to bring world-class restaurant concepts to this ever-growing market. The success of our concepts in the last two to three years speaks volumes about the latent market for good, affordable but high-quality food. The Hotel Show Dubai is a great platform to not only network with leading players in the industry but also analyse the future trends and growth prospects on offer.”

“Participation in The Hotel Show also offers an opportunity to share our expertise in the industry with other players and target audiences from the sector. A number of new hotel projects have been announced – what with 694 new hotel projects under way in Middle East and Africa which is set to add 188,817 rooms to the market over the coming years. The future looks extremely bright for the F&B industry and innovative restaurant concepts here,” he said.

From Molten Me, the first-of-its-kind dessert concept to The Gramercy; from Rice Creamery, UAE’s latest home-grown concept dedicated to the quintessential Arabian desserts, to Urban Bites – a ready-to-eat gourmet restaurant which encourages healthy eating; Glee has covered the entire gamut of high-street culinary journey.

Furthermore, Glee Hospitality plans to unveil over eight new concepts in the next two years, targeting the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain markets. – TradeArabia News Service