HOTEC Middle East back in 2008

More than 200 delegates are expected to attend next year's HOTEC Middle East event when it is held in Muscat in May 2008.

Organised by Atticus Events, the event will be celebrating its fifth anniversary this year, according to marketing and development director Jo Graham.

"In this region of rapid growth, hoteliers are naturally very busy people," she said. "Sourcing and building strong strategic relationships with key suppliers for the many projects they manage is vital, but often gets neglected simply because they are constantly juggling on ferocious deadlines.

"HOTEC allows them to do just this, but in a very time efficient manner. The hotelier can see a whole range of suppliers relevant to their needs in a very short space of time, without prior effort or time spent searching to find them."

To increase the effectiveness of the event, invitations are limited to key hotel decision makers with confirmed new projects, and the number of suppliers are limited for each category.

"The time efficiency benefits of participating in HOTEC have been increasingly recognised, which, combined with the increasing volume of new projects has proven great success for the event," Graham added.

Further details: www.hotecme.net

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