Since its inception, we have worked endlessly to get the Gulf Glass brand into Dubai, and provide you the exhibitor with the best possible, and highest, regional and global profile. Therefore it is with great pleasure that we can unveil that the next Gulf Glass exhibition, the 5th in the biennial series, will be moving to an exciting new location and timeslot, namely the Dubai World Trade Centre, 3-5 September 2013. Dubai serves as a focal point for a region that extends right across North Africa, East Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and on into Iran and Central Asia. As the only truly pan-Middle Eastern show for the entire glass industry, Gulf Glass is the perfect opportunity for you to maintain and improve your presence in the market.
Following four successful outings in Sharjah, UAE, and Abu Dhabi, the move to Dubai will raise the profile of the event to a completely new level, whilst the timeslot will ensure that it does not just appeal to visitors from the region, but also those looking for a global meeting place.
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is poised for an exciting period of growth, and Gulf Glass 2013 will ensure you have the opportunity to access it first hand, in a dedicated glass industry atmosphere.
We look forward to welcoming you to Gulf Glass 2013.
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- ACCOMMODATION
Work, rest and play
Dubai is now firmly established as one of the world's foremost tourism and business destinations, with an impressive array of exclusive hotel and hospitality options. From opulent retreats to spacious apartments, you are guaranteed to find the one that suits your taste. Full details for Dubai’s hotels are widely available on the internet, or through www.dubaitourism.ae.
For a city that operates over 350 hotels, 39,800 hotel rooms, 160 hotel apartment buildings and 14,000 apartments, Dubai has accommodated over 7.5 million tourists at hotels in 2008 with nearly 2 million in just the first quarter of 2009.
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- GETTING THERE
How to reach Dubai
By air
More than 135 airlines operate through the Dubai International Airport, linking the emirate to 210 destinations worldwide. Other international airports in the UAE are in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ras al-Khaimah.
By sea
The UAE’s main ports are Jebel Ali in Dubai, Port Rashid and Port Zayed in Abu Dhabi, Port Khalid in Sharjah, Port Saqr in Ras al-Khaimah, and Fujairah Port.
By road
There is easy road access to Oman and Saudi Arabia from Dubai. Buses run daily between Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Oman. Bus services from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria also go to Abu Dhabi regularly.
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- THE VENUE
The Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
DICEC is firmly established as the largest and most sought after events venue in the Middle East region. With over 1,000,000 square feet of superior, flexible hall and meeting space we can cater for events of any scale.
Positioned at the nexus of three continents with easy access to the lucrative markets of the Indian Subcontinent, Europe and the CIS countries, Dubai operates as an exemplary location to advance your business, brand, and customer base. The superior transport system, hotels, and communications infrastructure provide Dubai with the ideal foundation to support a thriving MICE industry.
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- WHY DUBAI?
Why Dubai? Dubai is well established as an economic powerhouse alongside the likes of Singapore, Hong Kong, London and New York.
Its geographic position gives companies instant access to the diverse and expansive markets of the Middle East, Northern and Southern Africa, the Indian Subcontinent and the CIS countries. Its sophisticated logistics infrastructure is truly world-class, seamlessly integrating Europe with the Far East. Those who choose to come here enjoy a dazzling high standard of living – and an abundance of business opportunities. From the glitz and high life to the comforts of modern urban living, Dubai offers the best of all worlds for networking and business.
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