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    Dates

    3–5 Nov 2026

    City / country

    Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Venue

    Dubai World Trade Centre

    Time

    10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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    Notable exhibitors

    Companies exhibiting at GulfHost include 2414 Publishing (Pty) Ltd. – Nomad Africa Magazine, A To Z World Hospitality Supplies Llc, ABIEPAN Brazil Food Service, Abundance TR LLC and ADVENTYS.

    • 2414 Publishing (Pty) Ltd. – Nomad Africa Magazine
    • A To Z World Hospitality Supplies Llc
    • ABIEPAN Brazil Food Service
    • Abundance TR LLC
    • ADVENTYS

    Event overview

    Overview

    The Region's Most Influential Foodservice Equipment Exhibition. For hospitality and foodservice operators, the priority now is reliability, speed and scalability - kitchens that can adapt quickly, operate efficiently with fewer resources, and maintain quality despite uncertainty.

    This means investing in flexible equipment, energy-efficient systems to manage rising utility costs and automation that reduces dependency on fluctuating markets. From smart, modular kitchen solutions to sustainable,.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Show Profile: GulfHost is billed as the region's most influential foodservice equipment exhibition for hospitality and foodservice operators.
    2. 2Co-Located Ecosystem: The show runs alongside Gulfood Manufacturing, ISM Middle East and Private Label Middle East, connecting operators with manufacturers, production technology, packaging and ingredients suppliers under one roof.
    3. 3Buyer Focus: The programme targets leading buyers across the hospitality and foodservice industry, with dedicated visitor and exhibitor registration routes.
    4. 4Sector Hook: Positioning centres on reliability, speed and scalability, plus flexible equipment, energy-efficient systems and automation that reduce dependency on fluctuating markets.
    5. 5Venue And Dates: Held 3 to 5 November 2026 at Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and organised by DMG Events.

    Why visit

    Visitors will gain insights into the latest products and services in the hospitality industry, network with industry leaders, and attend workshops that enhance their knowledge and skills. Event Dates: November 3-5, 2026. Location: Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE. Showcasing the latest in hospitality and food service. GulfHost is a premier event showcasing the latest innovations in the hospitality and food service sectors. It provides a platform for industry.

    Why exhibit

    Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their products to a targeted audience, gain visibility in the market, and connect with potential buyers and partners. Buyer Focus: The programme targets leading buyers across the hospitality and foodservice industry, with dedicated visitor and exhibitor registration routes. Sector Hook: Positioning centres on reliability, speed and scalability, plus flexible equipment, energy-efficient systems and automation that reduce.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Hospitality professionals seeking new suppliers
    Food service operators looking for innovative solutions
    Retail buyers interested in food and beverage products
    Catering companies exploring new equipment
    Chefs and culinary experts looking for the latest trends
    Investors in the hospitality sector

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Manufacturers of kitchen equipment
    Suppliers of food and beverage products
    Technology providers for the hospitality industry
    Service providers for restaurant operations
    Consultants in food service management
    Designers of hospitality spaces

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Commercial kitchen equipment and appliances
    Food and beverage products
    Hospitality technology solutions
    Interior design and furnishings for restaurants
    Catering supplies and services
    Sustainable food service solutions

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

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    Dubai World Trade Centre

    Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    10:00 AM –6:00 PM on November 3 – 4, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM on November 5
    Register

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    DMG Events

    What's on

    Programme

    5

    Masterclass

    3

    Event days

    11:30–14:00

    Typical time

    Speakers

    Marco Serri

    Marco Serri

    Confirmed

    Technical Manager @ Simonelli Group

    Coffee Technology [Masterclass]

    David Barraza

    David Barraza

    Confirmed

    Commercial Manager @ Juan Valdez

    Discover the coffee from Colombia [Masterclass]

    Nestor Portillo

    Nestor Portillo

    Confirmed

    Coffee Trader, Roaster & Barista @ Mayan Coffee

    Discover the coffee from El Salvador [Masterclass]

    Sara Aradi

    Sara Aradi

    Confirmed

    Owner @ Al Habasha Restaurant & Café

    Discover the coffee from Ethiopia [Masterclass]

    Antonio Nurri

    Antonio Nurri

    Confirmed

    CEO @ Nurri Espresso

    Discover the coffee from Italy [Masterclass]

    Tuesday, Nov 5, 2024

    11:30 – 11:55

    Discover the coffee from Ethiopia [Masterclass]

    Masterclass
    Zaabeel Hall 5Speakers: Sara Aradi
    13:10 – 13:30

    Discover the coffee from Italy [Masterclass]

    Masterclass
    Zaabeel Hall 5Speakers: Antonio Nurri
    13:40 – 14:00

    Discover the coffee from El Salvador [Masterclass]

    Masterclass
    Zaabeel Hall 5Speakers: Nestor Portillo

    Wednesday, Nov 6, 2024

    13:35 – 13:55

    Coffee Technology [Masterclass]

    Masterclass
    Zaabeel Hall 5Speakers: Marco Serri

    Thursday, Nov 7, 2024

    12:20 – 12:40

    Discover the coffee from Colombia [Masterclass]

    Masterclass
    Zaabeel Hall 5Speakers: David Barraza

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2026

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    25,000

    Exhibitors

    350

    Exhibitor countries

    35

    Visitor countries

    150

    New this edition

    • 1

      Co-location with Gulfood Manufacturing, ISM Middle East and Private Label Middle East

      For 2026 GulfHost is co-located with Gulfood Manufacturing, ISM Middle East and Private Label Middle East, giving attendees direct access to the wider ecosystem powering the food industry, from food manufacturers and production technologies to packaging, ingredients and private label opportunities.

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    • 2

      Original editorials and trend content by GulfHost

      The 2026 site adds original editorial content on the trends redefining the hospitality and foodservice landscape, including smart kitchen technology and equipping HORECA businesses for success.

      Source

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    GulfHost 2024 ran 5-7 November 2024 at Dubai World Trade Centre, co-located with Gulfood Manufacturing. Post-show industry reporting cited 350+ exhibitors from 35+ countries and 25,000+ hospitality and foodservice buyers from 150+ countries. The official gulfhost.ae site at pipeline capture time promoted the 2026 edition only and did not host a 2024 post-show press release. The 2024 edition brought together 25,000+ visitors at Dubai World Trade Centre. GulfHost (3-5 November 2026, Dubai.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    Visitors typically include Hospitality professionals seeking new suppliers, Food service operators looking for innovative solutions, Retail buyers interested in food and beverage products, Catering companies exploring new equipment. Show Profile: GulfHost is billed as the region's most influential foodservice equipment exhibition for hospitality and foodservice operators. Co-Located Ecosystem: The show runs alongside Gulfood Manufacturing, ISM Middle East and Private Label Middle East, connecting operators with.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their products to a targeted audience, gain visibility in the market, and connect with potential buyers and partners. Networking opportunities with industry leaders. GulfHost serves as a vital hub for the hospitality industry, bringing together key players to discuss trends, innovations, and challenges. It highlights the importance of the food service sector in the UAE's economy and fosters collaboration among businesses. Meet. Exhibitor categories include.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Middle East — Dubai, United Arab Emirates (GCC and wider MENA hospitality and foodservice market)

    Why it matters

    Dubai World Trade Centre is the region's principal trade-show campus and the natural meeting point for GCC equipment distributors, hotel groups, restaurant chains and coffee businesses. With hotel, resort and F&B development continuing across the UAE and Saudi Arabia, GulfHost gives buyers a single trip to compare commercial kitchen, coffee and hospitality supply from international manufacturers alongside regional distributors, and gives suppliers qualified access to MENA purchasing decision-makers.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Specialty coffee and coffee-technology investment

    Coffee shop growth across the GCC continues to pull demand for espresso systems, grinders, automation and staff training, reflected in the coffee-technology and origin masterclasses featured in the programme.

    02

    Hotel and F&B pipeline in the Gulf

    Hotel openings, resort expansion and large-scale tourism and entertainment projects in the UAE and Saudi Arabia are driving bulk purchasing of commercial kitchen, laundry and buffet equipment.

    03

    Energy efficiency and sustainability in commercial kitchens

    Operators are prioritising lower-energy refrigeration, heat-recovery and water-saving warewashing as utility and sustainability targets tighten across the region.

    04

    Local service, spare parts and regional distribution

    Buyers increasingly weight after-sales support, spare-part availability and local distributor networks alongside purchase price, favouring suppliers with a Gulf service footprint.

    05

    Delivery-led F&B formats and kitchen automation

    Cloud kitchens, delivery-first menus and labour-saving automation are reshaping equipment specification, particularly for smaller urban sites.

    Hospitality equipment and foodservice trade-show circuit

    Rolling 9-18 months; most peer events open exhibitor booking roughly 9-12 months before show dates.

    GulfHost sits inside a global circuit of hospitality equipment, foodservice and hotel supply exhibitions. Regional peers run in the same Dubai World Trade Centre cluster, while international buyers compare European and North American equipment shows when planning a procurement cycle.

    Gulfood

    February (annual, Dubai)

    The Hotel Show Dubai

    typically mid-year, Dubai

    HostMilano

    Milan, autumn of odd years

    EquipHotel Paris

    November of even years

    Internorga

    Hamburg, March (annual)

    Peer event names, cities and websites are from sector circuit knowledge; confirm current dates and venue details on each event's own site before planning.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · AED

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    DXB

    Dubai International

    About a 10 minute drive from DXB to Dubai World Trade Centre, which sits at the heart of Dubai's business district along Sheikh Zayed Road.

    ~15 km

    to venue

    About 10 minutes

    by car

    DWC

    Al Maktoum International

    Al Maktoum International is south of the city — allow extra time in peak hours.

    ~55 km

    to venue

    45–60 min

    by car

    SHJ

    Sharjah International

    Sharjah airport serves budget carriers; cross-emirate taxi fares vary by operator.

    ~30 km

    to venue

    30–40 min

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Budget
    Adjacent to Dubai World Trade Centre and Al Mina Road (walking to about 10 minutes' drive)

    3-4 star properties closest to the halls; these fill first during large DWTC shows, so book well ahead. Confirm rates for the event dates.

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    Mid-range
    Sheikh Zayed Road / World Trade Centre district (walking distance to a short drive)

    Business-grade hotels with meeting space, useful if you are hosting supplier meetings outside show hours.

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    Premium
    Directly opposite and along Sheikh Zayed Road, within a few minutes of the venue

    5-star options for senior delegations and exhibitor hospitality suites; the closest premium properties command a significant show-week premium.

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    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    taxi

    Estimated costAED 40-55 (taxi, off-peak estimate)
    Best forDubai International (DXB) to Dubai World Trade Centre

    About a 10-minute drive from DXB to DWTC along Sheikh Zayed Road. Fare is an indicative Dubai taxi range; confirm with your operator or ride-hailing app at time of travel.

    taxi

    Estimated costAED 90-130 (taxi, estimate)
    Best forAl Maktoum International (DWC) to Dubai World Trade Centre

    DWC is roughly 45-55 minutes from central Dubai in normal traffic. Fare is an indicative taxi range only — confirm live routes and fares before travel.

    taxi

    Estimated costAED 80-110 (taxi, estimate)
    Best forSharjah International (SHJ) to Dubai World Trade Centre

    SHJ is typically 30-40 minutes from DWTC depending on traffic. Fare is an indicative taxi range — confirm with your operator.

    metro

    Estimated costAED 4-8.50 (Nol Card single journey)
    Best forWorld Trade Centre Metro Station (Red Line) to Dubai World Trade Centre

    RTA Nol Card fare bands for a single Metro trip within Dubai (Silver or Gold class). Buy or top up a Nol Card at any Metro station.

    taxi

    Estimated costAED 45–95 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
    Best forParking at Dubai World Trade Centre campus

    DWTC event parking is paid but rates vary by hall and show day. Check the organiser or venue site for current parking tariffs before driving.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: check with organiser

    Many nationalities are eligible for visa on arrival or visa-free entry to the UAE; eligibility depends on nationality and should be confirmed on the official UAE government portal before travel.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    Dubai in November is warm and dry, with average daytime highs around 31C and nighttime lows around 22C. Rainfall is minimal, typically only a few millimetres across less than one day for the month.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Visitors can stay connected through local SIM cards, travel eSIMs and hotel or venue Wi-Fi across Dubai. Confirm roaming or local data options for the UAE before travelling, and note that a local SIM or eSIM is useful for navigation, ride-hailing and bookings.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Dress and attire

    Business dress is expected at the venue and smart-casual is widely accepted in hotels, malls and restaurants. Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is advisable in public places and government buildings; a light layer is also practical for heavily air-conditioned halls, hotels and malls.

    Tipping and service charges

    Many hotels and restaurants add a service charge to the bill. Where it is not included, around 10% is customary for good service; small tips for porters, housekeeping and taxi drivers are common but not obligatory.

    Business etiquette and greetings

    Handshakes are common in business settings, though some contacts may prefer a nod or a hand-over-heart greeting; wait for a hand to be offered before shaking hands with women. Meetings tend to start punctually and business cards are exchanged with care. The working week runs Sunday to Thursday, so schedule meetings accordingly, and avoid scheduling during Friday prayers.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: DXB

    Book flights to DXB when possible for the shortest transfer to the venue; compare DWC only if fares are materially lower.

    Visa

    The UAE issues visit, tourist, employment and transit visas subject to specific criteria. Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival or a visa-free entry, while others must apply in advance through official channels or licensed agencies before travelling.

    Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

    Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.

    Many nationalities are eligible for visa on arrival or visa-free entry to the UAE; eligibility depends on nationality and should be confirmed on the official UAE government portal before travel. No single published visa fee applies to all nationalities; many passport holders qualify for visa-free or visa-on-arrival entry.

    Official

    Hotels

    Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

    Check-in (recommended)

    2026-11-02

    Check-out (recommended)

    2026-11-05

    Areas to stay

    Adjacent to Dubai World Trade Centre and Al Mina Road (walking to about 10 minutes' drive) · Directly opposite and along Sheikh Zayed Road, within a few minutes of the venue · Sheikh Zayed Road / World Trade Centre district (walking distance to a short drive)

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    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Dubai International (DXB) to Dubai World Trade Centre: AED 40-55 (taxi, off-peak estimate). About a 10-minute drive from DXB to DWTC along Sheikh Zayed Road. Fare is an indicative Dubai taxi range; confirm with your operator or ride-hailing app at time of travel.

    Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Dubai World Trade Centre: Adjacent to Dubai World Trade Centre and Al Mina Road (walking to about 10 minutes' drive): ibis World Trade Centre Dubai, Mercure Gold Hotel Al Mina Road Dubai; Sheikh Zayed Road / World Trade Centre district (walking distance to a short drive): Novotel World Trade Centre Dubai, Millennium Plaza Downtown Hotel, Dubai; Directly opposite and along Sheikh Zayed Road, within a few minutes of the venue: Fairmont Dubai, Conrad Dubai.

    Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in Dubai; confirm local availability before travel.

    Public transit: Dubai Metro Red Line serves World Trade Centre and Expo City corridors.

    Parking: On-site parking is available at Dubai World Trade Centre; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: November 2026

    Temperature: Average highs around 31°C and lows around 22°C during the day; evenings are milder and more comfortable.

    Seasonality: November is one of the driest months in Dubai, with rainfall averaging roughly 3 to 4 mm across less than one day for the month.

    Packing: Pack light, breathable clothing for warm daytime temperatures, plus a light sweater or jacket for heavily air-conditioned venues, hotels and malls. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for moving between halls.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Day 1 — Tuesday 3 November 2026

    Opening day carries the densest programme and the most complete exhibitor presence. In the previous edition the masterclass schedule clustered on the first day, with multiple coffee-technology and origin sessions packed into a single afternoon block, and exhibitors are fully staffed for launch activity. If you need quieter floor time for detailed equipment comparison, target Day 2 morning instead.

    1

    Check visa eligibility and passport validity — Confirm UAE entry requirements for your nationality on the official portal (u.ae) and ensure your passport has sufficient validity for travel to Dubai.

    2

    Register online for a visitor ticket or badge — Register through GulfHost visitor registration. Tickets are paid and no-refund once purchased, but substitute attendees are allowed.

    3

    Compare and book flights to Dubai — DXB is about 10 minutes from Dubai World Trade Centre; also compare DWC and SHJ connections.

    4

    Book hotel near the venue — Consider the DWTC / Sheikh Zayed Road cluster (e.g. ibis World Trade Centre) for the shortest walk, or Al Mina Road for lower rates.

    5

    Plan airport to hotel and hotel to venue transport — Use Metro World Trade Centre station on the Red Line (Nol Card, roughly 5am to 11pm) or taxi; confirm paid parking options if driving.

    6

    Download the hall plan and exhibitor list — Use the GulfHost exhibitor list to map halls and identify priority stands before you arrive.

    7

    Shortlist conference sessions and workshops — Review the programme for masterclasses and trend sessions on equipment, automation and efficiency.

    8

    Request B2B meetings with target exhibitors — Pre-schedule meetings with suppliers in foodservice equipment, refrigeration, warewashing and kitchen technology.

    9

    Arrange mobile connectivity — Set up roaming, a local SIM or a travel eSIM for navigation, bookings and ride-hailing in Dubai.

    10

    Prepare documents and meeting materials — Carry business cards, procurement requirements and any spec sheets needed for supplier discussions.

    11

    Plan packing for warm, dry November weather — Pack light, breathable clothing for highs near 31C plus a light layer for air-conditioned halls. Rainfall is minimal.

    12

    Confirm Day 1 arrival and badge collection — Arrive early on 3 November 2026 for badge collection and security screening; show days run 10am to 6pm on 3-4 November and 10am to 5pm on 5 November.

    Side trips

    2

    Dubai Marina and JBR beachfront

    Old Dubai: Dubai Creek, Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood and the souks

    Networking spots

    3

    Za'abeel Hall 5 masterclass zone

    Programme and learning

    Short coffee and beverage masterclasses create natural conversation points with speakers, roasters and fellow buyers between sessions.

    DWTC hall concourses and exhibitor hospitality areas

    Exhibitor networking

    Concourse seating and exhibitor stands across the Sheikh Saeed and Za'abeel halls are the practical places to meet suppliers during show hours.

    Business hotels and lobby lounges around World Trade Centre / Sheikh Zayed Road

    Off-floor meetings

    Nearby business hotels are commonly used for longer meetings, contract discussions and evening follow-ups within a short walk or one Metro stop of the venue.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    hotel_night

    visitor · range

    USD 56–229 / per room per night

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    per_diem

    visitor · standard

    USD 75 / per day

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    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    What is your primary role?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You need supplier shortlists, price benchmarks or new-product scouting and can travel for 2-3 days.

    Best for

    Buyers, chefs, operators and specifiers comparing commercial kitchen equipment, coffee technology and hospitality supply before committing budget.

    Min. budget

    $470.00

    Timeline

    1-2 months (registration, flights and hotel booking; UAE visa in advance if required for your nationality)

    Risks

    Budget estimate from listing cost signals — confirm live rates.

    Entry/registration terms for the 2026 edition had not been published on the official domain at capture time; confirm visitor policy with DMG Events.

    exhibit

    You have a regional pipeline to develop or a distributor network to recruit in the GCC and wider MENA market.

    Best for

    Equipment manufacturers, coffee and foodservice brands, and distributors targeting qualified GCC/MENA buyers.

    Min. budget

    $2,700.00

    Timeline

    6-9 months (space booking, stand design, freight and customs, travel)

    Risks

    Budget estimate from listing cost signals — confirm live rates.

    Stand/space pricing was not published on the official domain; confirm square-metre rates and shell-scheme options with DMG Events.

    Freight, customs clearance and stand build costs for the UAE are additional to space rental.

    skip

    You are not buying, specifying or selling hospitality equipment and foodservice supply in the region within the next 12 months.

    Best for

    Teams with no GCC/MENA pipeline this cycle, no equipment or hospitality supply budget, or those who can cover the sector through existing distributors.

    Timeline

    None

    Risks

    No major risks listed.

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

    Glossary

    1
    HORECA
    The hotel, restaurant and catering sector, used at GulfHost to describe the hospitality and foodservice businesses the show is built for.
    2
    Foodservice equipment
    The commercial kitchen and service machinery and tools, such as cooking, refrigeration, warewashing and preparation units, that are the core exhibit category at GulfHost.
    3
    Gulfood Manufacturing
    The food and beverage manufacturing event co-located with GulfHost 2026, covering production technologies, ingredients and processing for the food industry.
    4
    ISM Middle East
    The sweets and snacks trade event co-located with GulfHost 2026, linking confectionery and snack producers with buyers.
    5
    Private Label Middle East
    The co-located event focused on private label and own-brand sourcing opportunities for retailers and food businesses.
    6
    HACCP
    Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points, the food safety management standard referenced by exhibitors such as AGP when describing kitchen equipment with food-safety alarms.
    7
    Sheikh Zayed Road
    The main arterial road through Dubai's business district where Dubai World Trade Centre is located, with its own Metro station on the Red Line.
    8
    Nol Card
    The stored-value smart card used to pay for Dubai Metro, bus and other public transport fares, obtainable at Metro stations.
    9
    DWTC
    Dubai World Trade Centre, the venue hosting GulfHost 2026 and the region's mega trade events, with its own dedicated Metro station.
    10
    Za'abeel Halls
    The exhibition hall complex at Dubai World Trade Centre used for events such as GulfHost, with halls numbered 1 to 6.

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