Gefinor Rotana solidifies its CSR strategy
This activity falls within a series of charitable activities conducted by Gefinor Rotana hotel to support society on all levels.
HORECA Lebanon inaugurated its 25th edition
Under the patronage of the Minister of Tourism, Avedis Guidanian, Hospitality Services announced today the official opening of HORECA Lebanon, the region’s premier hospitality and foodservice meeting place.
Hospitality Titan Nouhad Dammous Honored by Vresso at Le Bristol Hotel Beirut
Le Bristol Hotel Beirut was the venue for a ceremony that holds a special meaning for the attending professionals who in their own right, are masters of their craft.
HORECA Lebanon’s Hospitality Salon Culinaire promises big action
In preparation for the highly anticipated 25th edition of HORECA Lebanon next month, a special Hospitality Salon Culinaire live chat was organized on February 20 at Le Royal Hotel in Dbayeh.
Ghia Holding debuts Abd El Wahab in London
Ghia Holding, a Lebanese company that creates, launches, and operates F&B concepts, has debuted Abd El Wahab, its Lebanese restaurant to London, in partnership with Lebanese businessman Thomas Rizkallah.
Kamal Mouzawak further expands his Beit guesthouses chain
Beit El Tawlet, Kamal Mouzawak’s latest addition to the ‘Beit’ guesthouses chain, has opened its doors to the public. It is the fourth guesthouse to join the network which already includes Beit Douma, Beit El Qamar, and Beit Ammiq. The new destination is located just above Tawlet Beirut
Nouhad Dammous is honored by Le Cordon Bleu for his lifetime contributions to hospitality
Le Cordon Bleu, the leading Global Network of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Institutes, celebrated the continuous cooperation with Université Saint Esprit Du Kaslik (USEK) and the official opening of its Culinary Arts Institute.
Prince Al Waleed sells his stake in Four Seasons Beirut for USD 100 million
Saudi Arabian investment firm Kingdom Holding Company (KHC) chaired by Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal, sold its stake in Four Seasons Hotel in Beirut for around USD 100-115 million including debt, according to Reuters.
Chateau Ksara is one of Lebanon’s top touristic destinations
With a history that spans over 160 years, Chateau Ksara has become one of Lebanon’s most visited destinations because of the heritage it holds, as well as the quality and variety of wine that it produces.
