FOOD & HOTEL OMAN 2011

Why Exhibit at Food & Hotel Oman 2011?

Catering Directly to the Sultanate’s Food and Hospitality Industries

With various development projects now in the works and many more set to be implemented soon, the Sultanate of Oman is laying the foundation for a world-class tourism infrastructure. The influx of tourists and the continued growth of its local and expatriate population, on the other hand, have led to a rapid increase in food demand every year

All these have resulted in numerous business opportunities in the local market, and future prospects look even brighter with the continued flow of multimillion-dollar investments in the food and hospitality industries.

Food & Hotel Oman 2011 is your gateway to this rapidly growing market. As the biggest and most important event for the food and hospitality industries in Oman, the three-day international exhibition will enable you to prominently showcase your range of products and services and interact directly with your target clients.

A Sampling of Major Hotel Projects in Oman

Name of Project	Owners/Developers	Hotel Features
Al Madina A’Zarqa, or The Blue City	Al Sawadi Investment & Tourism Company	Three 5-star hotels (one with Anantara Hotels & Resorts) for the first phase of the project, with 13 more hotels set to be built in the future
Duqm Beach Hotel	Omran	A 4-star hotel with 225 rooms
Jebel Sifah	Muriya Tourism Development Company	Four hotels with known brands such as the Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts, Angsana Resorts & Spas, and Missoni Hotels
Fort Hotel	Omran	5-star boutique spa hotel with 126 suites
Integrated Tourist Resort Complex	Yenkit Tourism Development LLC	A total of four 5 star hotels with approximately 900 rooms
Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre	Omran	5-star hotel with 250 rooms; 4-star hotel with 300 rooms; and 3-star hotel with 300 rooms
Ras Al Hadd Resort	Omran and Qatari Diar	5-star hotel with 200 rooms; 4-star hotel with 100 rooms; and 4-star village hotel with 60 rooms
Salalah Beach Project	Muriya Tourism Development Company	A total of five hotels (including Movenpick Hotels & Resorts and Rotana) with an average of 400 rooms
Salam-Yiti Resort	Omran and Sama Dubai	5-star beach resort hotel with 300 rooms; 5-star deluxe beach resort and spa with 150 rooms; and 5-star luxury mountain hotel with 150 rooms
Saraya Bandar Jissah	Omran and Saraya Holdings	A 5+-star hotel with 61 rooms and a 5-star hotel with 214 rooms
The Malkai	Al Maeen Real Estate Services Co LLC	A hotel with 40 luxurious suites, each with its own private swimming pool
The Wave, Muscat	Omani government and Majid Al- Futtaim Investments	Four luxury hotels including the Fairmont Hotel and Kempinski Hotel

30 October – 1 November 2011 • Muscat, Sultanate of Oman