Al Basel Consultancy expands Middle East operations with opening of new office in Saudi Arabia
In a bid to expanding its operations in the Middle East region, Al Basel Consultancy, a prestigious and luxury consultancy company and a member of the Al Basel Group of Companies, had opened its new office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA. The relocation falls in line with the business's continuing expansion effort, which strategically intends to provide more premiere services to its customers in the area.
According to the company's senior executives, the new workplace lies in Al Faisaliah Centre, which is positioned right in the heart of Riyadh. The office will be leveraging its property, travel and rental services across possible and existing clients in the Kingdom, especially promoting the business's rent-a-car business and real estate company. Mohamed Atrouz, with over 15 years of experience in hotels and resorts management, has actually been called as Al Basel's new General Manager and will lead the business's KSA operations.
" We are delighted to announce the opening of our most recent office in KSA, which will play a key role in our transfer to further broaden our operations and reach in the region," stated Basel Al Kasem, Founder and CEO, Al Basel Group. "We have decided to establish workplace in Riyadh as the Kingdom is considered to be the largest market in the Middle East and represents appealing potential customers for us. We are confident that this new branch will help drive in more growth for the business as we move to expanding our footprint in the area."
"Saudi Arabia's travel and tourism industry continues to stay lively this year, with industry experts saying that more individuals will be coming over to check out the Kingdom and more residents and nationals will also be doing a great deal of traveling as well. The opening of the new office in Riyadh will allow us to take advantage of the Saudi market and give us the advantage of working closely with our clients' here-- providing them with reliable options that can help resolve their requirements," concluded Atrouz.
