Festivale

Bahrain's F1 places the region's event industry in pole position
Bahrain's Formula One (F1) Grand Prix has propelled the Kingdom onto the global stage by attracting more TV viewers from around the world than any event ever hosted in the Middle East.
United Arab Emirates: Monday, March 14 - 2005 at 13:46

Middle East festivals will rival world's best, says Al Nabouda
A highly effective and profitable 'festival industry' has emerged in the Middle East with the annual staging of cultural and shopping extravaganzas attracting millions of visitors and dollars to the region, according to Saeed M. Al Nabouda, chief executive officer of the Dubai Shopping Festival and Dubai Summer Surprises.
United Arab Emirates: Sunday, March 06 - 2005 at 13:09

International music megastars lured by Middle East's 'golden triangle'
Major international pop and rock artists such as Destiny's Child and Enrique Iglesias, are including Middle East dates in their world tours, as demand for live music and entertainment from the so called 'golden triangle' cities of Beirut, Cairo and Dubai grows - the region's largest concert promoter said today.
United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, February 15 - 2005 at 11:06

Middle East stakes claim as world's event capital
Planning, organising and managing world-class events such as the Athens and Sydney Olympic Games, Bahrain F1 Grand Prix and the Dubai Air Show will form the cornerstone of discussions at Festivale 2005 - the first international conference and exhibition for major event organisers and destination management professionals - which will be held in the Middle East, it was announced today.
United Arab Emirates: Thursday, January 13 - 2005 at 15:57

Bahrain's F1 places the region's event industry in pole position