Accor signs an exclusive partnership with celebrity chef Maroun Chedid
The partnership with Chef Maroun Chedidi illustrates Accor’s strategy to consolidate its position as a leading hospitality group.
Domaine des Tourelles has launched GinBey, a Lebanese gin brand
Distilled at the Domaine des Tourelles winery, GinBey is the fruit of years of hard work and research by winemaker Faouzi Issa.
Lebanon participates in the Speciality & Fine Food Fair in London
Lebanon Pavilion will be an opportunity for businesses to expand into the UK and increase the competitiveness of Lebanon’s food products.
Rotana appoints two new GMs for its Beirut properties
Hamadeh brings 13 years of experience, whereas Nohra has over 20 years. Both will lead Rotana properties in Lebanon.
Dar Zefta, an architectural gem built on art and passion
In southern Lebanon, Dar Zefta guesthouse realizes a legacy of culture, art and architecture. We sat with Bahjat El-Darwiche, Dar Zefta’s owner, to hear how it all began.
Malak Al Tawouk expands in Paris
Serving around 150 sandwiches per day on weekdays and 250 on weekends, the branch has been franchised by Conshierto.
The Malt Gallery launches a new branch in Batroun, Lebanon
The new Malt Gallery outlet not only operates as a premium alcohol boutique, but is also ideal for lunch, dinner or just drinks with friends.
Glenbey: Lebanon’s first premium Scotch whisky
In a bold move to provide the Lebanese market with an affordable, high-quality Scotch whisky, Ets. Antoine Massoud and Les Domaines de Tourelles recently launched Glenbey. Boasting a journey “from the glens of Scotland to the shores of Lebanon,” the product has received praise from the trade as well as consumers. We spoke to Anthony Massoud, CEO of Ets. Antoine Massoud, to learn more about how Glenbey was developed.
Hala Massaad to become the new GM of of Boulevard Arjaan by Rotana in Amman
As a hospitality expert who’s highly recognized in the industry, Hala Massaad has been with the Raouché Arjaan by Rotana since 2008.
Oped: How the devaluation of the Lebanese pound is positively impacting tourism in Lebanon
Years after Beirut was considered one of the most expensive capitals in the world, tourism revenue increased to over USD 8.7 billion in 2019.
