Month: March 2019

A survey conducted by Oliver Wyman in collaboration with INJAZ Al-Arab in the MENA region, has revealed 84% of the region’s youth respondents believe the private sector will continue to grow in the region. More than half (56%) hold a positive opinion on the sector overall – a high ‘approval’ rate for the private sector

Pink (2337C). It’s a colour that instantly brings to mind the strong qualities a mother personifies – compassionate, nurturing and kind-hearted. City Centre has become the first in the world to have collaborated with US-based Pantone Color Institute™ for Mother’s Day. City Centre malls’ shoppers were enlisted to help the global colour consultancy dedicate a

5G has become one of the first and main technologies which countries and smartphone companies worldwide are pursuing. Laying the ground for the commercial application of 5G is about to begin this year. 5G is predicted to increase signal coverage quality, lower power consumption, increase data speed exponentially and lower latency. Through such technological advancements,

The impact of disruptive technologies on the tourism industry is set to create multi-billion dollar savings through the use of IoT, robotics, artificial intelligence (A.I), Virtual Reality (VR) and wearable technology according to data published ahead of Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2019, which takes place at Dubai World Trade Centre from 28 April – 1

Beauty World Middle East,  the No.1 international trade fair in the Middle East dedicated to beauty, will this year host 75 French companies – including 32 new exhibitors – thus establishing France as the No. 1 European presence at the fair, and No.3 worldwide.  The French pavilion is organized by Business France, the national agency

From meeting capital requirements to the rise of ecosystem-led business models and the emergence of new devices, channels and technologies,  the global banking industry has seen tremendous change in the past decade. Add to this the advances in global communication networks, according to world-renowned futurist Peter Diamandis, by 2024, nearly all 8 billion people on

OYO Hotels & Homes, South Asia’s largest, has seen a double-digit percentage rise in trade visitors within the MICE (Meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions) sector within the first two months of 2019. The company is currently one of China’s top five, and the world’s fastest-growing chain of leased and franchised hotels, homes and living spaces.