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GulfHost

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Hotel managers, restaurant owners and investors sourcing hospitality equipment and technology in the Middle East.

Why go

Held alongside Gulfood as the largest hospitality equipment trade show in the Middle East, GulfHost brings around 100,000 attendees into Dubai across hospitality, equipment and technology.

GulfHost is the largest hospitality equipment trade show in the Middle East, held alongside Gulfood.

Focus areas
HospitalityEquipmentTechnology
Who attends
Hotel ManagersRestaurant OwnersInvestors

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