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“We pride ourselves on viewing UAE as our home, partners as our family and travellers as our guests. The UAE has so much to offer and see; we study our guests to provide them with the most suitable program of activities moving away from the generic over done routine. We aim to exceed expectation for our partners in the tourism sector and our guest.”
Samir Tabbah, CEO of Desert Gate
“In the fast paced travel industry this international forum will advocate seamless connectivity by bringing the leading voices of minds to share intelligence with professionals lacking time to decipher the large volumes of industry content”
Gaurav Sinha, the Founder & CEO of Insignia, and driving force behind TTCM
“I have always been frustrated by fragmented statistical data and limited insights about the regional market as a whole, so I am looking forward to putting my skills to the service of my peers. TTMC’s mission and accessibility is increasingly relevant to today’s generation with the predominance of ‘Big Data’ distracting us from our daily business goals.
Cedric Scherer, Managing Partner at The ScherWick Group and Director of Strategy for TTMC
We will be working closely Oman’s Ministry of Tourism on developing the country’s appeal and establishing Salalah as a new and upcoming year-round tourist destination.
Omer Kaddouri, President & CEO of Rotana
Salalah Rotana Resort will make a major contribution to the community by providing additional employment opportunities for Omani nationals and strengthening the local supply chain in support of the country’s developing tourism industry.
Hamza Selim, CEO of Muriya
The resort is peerless in the Sultanate of Oman as the largest hotel in the country and will serve the growing demand for high-quality accommodation in Salalah as tourism continues to grow in the city
Samih Sawiris, Chairman of Muriya and CEO of Orascom Development
“In PR, ‘communication’ is passé. We create worthy ‘conversations’. Deep and meaningful dialogue between brands and consumers that is culturally attuned, insightful and relevant. We believe the term PR needs to evolve to ‘Performance Recognition’, ‘Perpetual Relevance’ and ‘Profitable Returns’, not just glorified press office services
Guarav Sinha
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