ADNEC Opens its Ramadan Tent Capital Majlis
Abu Dhabi National Exhibitions Company (ADNEC) has revealed the opening of its conventional camping tent, the Capital Majlis to invite guests for Iftar and Suhoor throughout the Holy Month of Ramadan. Currently on its third year, the Ramadan Camping tent, which could fit a total amount of 700 people, occupies an innovative design that finest mirrors the value of the Holy Month and includes details areas for VIPs. During the Holy Month of Ramadan, the 'Capital Majlis' will display a collection of occasions that include contests, amazing raffle draws and highly enjoyable day-to-day programs, while additionally using a wide variety of Ramadan-festive conventional recipes and drink throwing the spotlight on permitting guests to appreciate a really memorable Ramadan experience and ambience.
Khalifa Al Qubaisi, Acting Chief Commercial Officer at, ADNEC, said, "As we start to celebrate the Holy Month of Ramadan, ADNEC extends its introductions on the holy month of Ramadan to UAE nationals and residents. As you all recognize, Ramadan represents the advantageous time of structure stronger ties with friends and co-workers. Over the last three years, we have opened the Capital Majlis to supply our guests with a genuinely unique Ramadan environment. The camping tent has been widely obtained, which is mirrored in its yield of over 14,000 visitors in 2016 and 16,000 visitors in 2017. Additionally, the overwhelming reception that we have received for the outdoor tents likewise shows the success of our'Capital Hospitality'initiative, ADNEC's hospitality solutions arm, which has substantially helped in making our 'Capital Majlis' tents a highly-preferred location to live the spirit of Ramadan in Abu Dhabi."
The Capital Majlis will be open daily from 6:30 PM to 3:00 AM. To date, the outdoor tents actually currently started to obtain appointment and booking demands with a strong and increased demand from local firms as well as people wanting to delight in the spirituality of the Holy Month during Iftar and Suhoor in a traditional Ramadan tent.
