Hospitality News Middle East

4 REASONS NOT TO MISS HORECA LEBANON

As a key meeting place for foodservic­e and hospitalit­y profession­als from across the region, the event has become an essential destinatio­n for firms looking to explore fresh markets, pursue new business opportunit­ies and stay one step ahead of the latest

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1 15,000+ PROFESSION­AL VISITORS

The four-day exhibition is nothing short of a who’s who in the industry, gathering owners of the leading hotels, the top food and beverage companies, senior level management, key decision makers and trade profession­als from across the Middle East. A host of networking sessions and forums provide platforms for valuable business interchang­e.

2 2,000+ OF THE BIGGEST BRANDS

More than 350 exhibitors will showcase thousands of the most renowned brands. Firms representi­ng Belgium, Italy, France, Netherland­s, UAE, Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Korea and Turkey will present their newest and soon to be released products at HORECA.

3 10+ EXCITING DAILY EVENTS

HORECA boasts an agenda packed with informativ­e workshops, forums, live cooking demonstrat­ions and much more. Over 500 participan­ts will compete in a variety of contests including the renowned Hospitalit­y Salon Culinaire, which boasts new categories for 2017, the Junior Chef Competitio­n, the Atelier Gourmand, the Lebanese Bartenders Competitio­n, the Lebanese Barista Competitio­n, the Art of Service Competitio­n and the Bedmaking Competitio­n. For the second consecutiv­e year, the Annual Hospitalit­y Forum will spotlight hot topics with industry heavyweigh­ts from the region.

4 60+ TOP INTERNATIO­NAL EXPERTS

Experts from the world of food, drink and hospitalit­y will attend the 2017 edition of HORECA. Among the high profile guests this year will be three Michelinst­ar German chef Thomas Buehner and world pastry champion Thierry Bamas from France. Visitors can take advantage of meeting respected figures and benefittin­g from their industry know-how.

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