Each property reflects a bespoke approach designed to elevate regional tourism, attract international guests, and promote local communities’ growth.
Data from CBJ highlights significant growth in receipts from various regions: Asian visitors surged by 34.6%, Europeans by 31.8%, Americans by 17.1%, Arabs by 3.5%, and visitors from other nationalities by 34.0%.
Greenhouse plans to continue developing its broadline premium supplier services while introducing a curated, sommelier-style sourcing option dedicated to micro-segments like tasting menus and chef’s tables.
Participants included prominent names such as Elite Group for Insurance and Consulting, Momaki Restaurant Chain, and McNass Food (McDonald’s Lebanon), highlighting the vital hospitality link between the countries.
Spanning over 4,500 square meters, the Courtyard by Marriott Makkah Masar will feature 1,100 guest rooms and suites, multiple dining venues, event facilities including a ballroom, a fitness centre, kids club, and retail spaces.
Passengers simply enter their booking reference and flight date to access live status updates, offering unprecedented transparency throughout the baggage journey.
The resort will host Nyssa Beach, a women-only beach club offering a spa, wellness facilities, and curated social and workspaces.
The development features 594 stylish studios, suites, and penthouses, all with fully equipped kitchens and modern amenities, ideal for extended stays and family visits. Many rooms offer expansive views of Bahrain’s skyline and the Arabian Gulf.
Alongside this rise, total hotel revenues soared by 18.2% to approximately RO 193.360 million (US$503 million), up from RO 163.633 million in the equivalent period last year.
In his new role, Ahmed is tasked with driving Rixos’ expansion in Saudi Arabia, overseeing new hotel launches, financial strategy, and partnerships that strengthen the brand’s position in the luxury all-inclusive segment.