A French company chooses Dubai to hold its annual conference in the presence of 4000 employees

A French international company has chosen Dubai to hold its annual conference, which was launched in early October and continues for four days, with the participation of about 4000 employees from all over the world.

The regional director of the “Hayat Hotels” group in Dubai, Director General of the Grand Hayat Hotel, Fathi Khojali, said that hosting this huge event reflects the attractiveness of Dubai is a favorite destination for international companies to organize events and conference 100%, and explained to «Emirates Today» that all conference halls at the Grand Hayat Hotel have been completely seized to host the conference activities, including exhibition halls extending over an area of ​​about 12 thousand square meters, where the event also includes holding a specialized exhibition in conjunction with the conference, and Khojali added: “The event was hosted in partnership with the Dubai Business Office, the official office to attract events and conferences in the city of the Economy Department And tourism in Dubai, which is the first time that the conference was held in the Middle East region.

He pointed out that the availability of a flexible and wide hotel structure in Dubai allows the possibility of hosting thousands of participants at the same time, with diversity in categories and services, in line with the various requirements of the organizers, indicating that the emirate proves year after its ability to attract major international companies to organize their conferences and activities, thanks to its advanced infrastructure, and Khojali indicated that success in hosting major global events reflects The confidence that Dubai’s international companies and institutions attach to its position is a global city of events, pointing out that business and conference tourism constitutes an important tributary of the economy not only through hotel occupancy, but also through the revitalization of transportation, restaurants and retail sectors, and other services.