Global Village Begins Accepting Applications for Cafes and Restaurants for Its 30th Season

Global Village, one of the premier cultural parks in the world and the leading family-friendly destination for culture, entertainment, and shopping in the region, is inviting interested parties to submit their proposals for its highly anticipated 30th season. This call is specifically aimed at sectors including restaurants, cafes, and open markets.

These categories offer a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs to create innovative dining experiences or new concepts in prime locations throughout the venue, such as the diverse Asia Street and the well-known Indian Chaat Corner. Additionally, there is an invitation to propose fresh ideas within the open market category.

Throughout its seasons, Global Village has seen significant success from its restaurant and retail partners, facilitated by a robust and supportive infrastructure. The 29th season attracted a record-breaking 10.5 million visitors and featured over 3,500 shopping outlets alongside more than 250 dining options, in addition to welcoming over 75 new partners. The venue also played a key role in launching 80 new projects across various business categories.

Global Village serves as an ideal platform for business growth and the establishment of long-term relationships, thanks to its commitment to providing a distinguished nurturing environment and its dedication to celebrating the unique cultures from around the globe. Since its inception in 1997, the venue has hosted more than 100 million guests, achieving a new record of 10.5 million visitors at the conclusion of its 29th season.

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