reflecting increased demand, bahrain’s tourism market which currently comprises around 6% of gdp is hoping to reel $1bn in revenue by 2020. the economic development board views the kingdom’s tourism sector as a key area of growth and has been working towards promoting bahrain as a destination for tourism investments.

as the economy adjusts to low oil prices and other issues, cluttons reports there has been an impact on the real estate sector in bahrain. so why is there such noticeably high activity in the construction industry?

according to countless reports, the republic of china is currently amongst the top three most powerful countries in the world. edb’s international office in china, established in 2013, provides a first point of contact for any chinese business interested in investing in bahrain and the middle East region. the office also gives bahrain a permanent presence in one of the world’s largest economies.

celebrate wellness at the domain hotel & spa. coming from a family of holistic healers, emma hatfield, newly appointed spa manager at the domain hotel & spa shares the personal touches and fresh concepts she plans on introducing an the vie lifestyle lab.