The future of real estate development is digital, with demand for cost-effective, innovative and sustainable buildings inspiring data-led business models that will help fuel the continued growth of the Middle East construction industry, according to subject matter experts at construction and real estate consultancy, Drees & Sommer. “Innovation and sustainability in construction, specifically in connection
Nordic tourists travelling to the GCC from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland, are expected to generate an estimated US$810 million in travel and tourism revenue by 2024, according to data published ahead of Arabian Travel Market 2020, which takes place at Dubai World Trade Centre from 19-22 April 2020. The latest Colliers International research,
The Expo Centre Sharjah said that preparations are in full swing for launching the 16th Steel Fab 2020, the region’s premier steel and metal industry event, from January 13 to 16, 2020. The Centre added: “This year’s edition is witnessing the participation of premium global brands showcasing new and innovative products in the steel industry,
Pop star Mohamed El Majzoub will perform at the sixth stop of the “Live at Aloft Hotels Homecoming Tour”, Middle East and Africa edition, at Aloft Palm Jumeirah in Dubai on 15 January 2020. The performance is part of a series of intimate live gigs powered by Universal Music Group at Aloft Hotels across the
The newly Amplified Allure of the Seas® is soaring to new heights for experiences at sea with exciting thrills on every deck, reimagined spaces and adventures aboard like never before. Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas is the most-awarded ship in the world and is expected to debut in Barcelona for the Summer 2020 season.
Nissan is bringing a touch of Japanese hospitality to CES 2020 with exhibits that show the brand’s vision for the future of mobility, from the Ariya Concept electric crossover to a zero-emission ice cream van and a self-sinking golf ball. The Nissan Ariya Concept is making its North American debut at the Las Vegas trade
Legal and regulatory concerns around implementing new technology are holding back real estate businesses from driving innovation in the sector, according to a new report by global legal business, DWF. Almost half (45%) of the 375 senior decision makers from global real estate businesses surveyed said that they were unclear or worried about the legal/regulatory
