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HORECA will go ahead this April as planned
Mrs. Jumana Dammous-Salame, the administrative director of Hospitality Services - the exclusive... Read full article »
HORECA prepares 150 exhibitors for the Levant's largest hospitality forum
Weeks ahead of the 10th and largest edition of the annual HORECA show taking place April 1-4, 150... Read full article »
HORECA 2003 expects more than 17,000 visitors
Organisers for HORECA 2003, (Hotel, Restaurant and Café), Lebanon's largest hospitality and food... Read full article »
HoReCa 2003 activities set the stage for international standards
This year's HORECA 2003 events are due to commence when the Forum kicks off from April 1-4 at BIEL. Read full article »
Exhibitors prepare a showcase of an incredible range of products and services
For the first time in the 10-year history of HORECA, Jordan will officially be represented... Read full article »
Levant's largest and most regional hospitality and food forum to be held in April 2003
The Beirut International Exhibition and Leisure center is gearing up to host the largest edition... Read full article »
Final HoReCa 2002 visitor tally reaches 16,000 with foreign attendance up threefold
More than 16,000 trade representatives visited HoReCa 2002, including 850 international attendees. Read full article »
Ninth and biggest ever HoReCa opens in Beirut with 20 per cent more exhibitors
HoReCa 2002, the Levant's ninth annual hospitality and food service exhibition, opened in Beirut... Read full article »
International participation up nearly 300 percent at HoReCa 2002
International participation at HoReCa 2002, boosted by new country pavilions from Belgium,... Read full article »
Key industry leaders to address September 11 effects on Hospitality Industry at forum
The repercussions on the hoteliers industry of the September 11 attacks in the US will take... Read full article »
15 per cent more exhibitors expected at 9th annual HoReCa
An influx of new exhibitors is expected to raise by 15 per cent the number of participants in... Read full article »
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