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Oman- Lifestyle Expo to present home, office and lifestyle reengineering concepts

Global Arab Network - - Maha Karim

Sunday, 05 July 2009 21:00

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Home, office and lifestyle reengineering concepts will take centre stage at this year's Lifestyle Expo to be held from August 4 to 6 at the Oman International Exhibition Centre.Organized by Oman International Trade and Exhibitions (OITE), under the auspices of The Public Authority for Craft Industries and supported by the UK Trade and Investment organization, the Lifestyle Expo is an inspiring 3 in 1 platform targeted at the luxury conscious Omani market, featuring a range of home and office equipment and exotic lifestyle.

Themed Be Inspired, the Life style expo gives exhibitors a unique opportunity to launch new products, effectively demonstrate new technology, get immediate customer feedback, locate new agents and distributors for their products; network with peers, business owners, key decision makers and the chance to be updated and aware of the industry's latest products and offerings.

With the country's proposed construction of hotels across Muscat towards 2010 and beyond and with the signed construction projects of hundreds of housing units in the country, the Lifestyle Expo, home and office ideas will provide the right platform for suppliers and services providers from the country and across the GCC region and beyond to network with the country's growing lucrative market.

The growth of Oman's industrial sectors alongside the developments in real estate and tourism projects has spurred greater demands for relevant materials and services. It has likewise paved the way for the setting up of more office spaces and expansion in the country further increasing disposable income and boosting purchasing power and affordability of luxury home, office and personal care products. The Lifestyle Expo will cater to such increasing demands.

Life style expo will house a variety of exhibitors categorized into three major categories with the Home Ideas pavilion including antiques, arts and handicrafts, furniture(interior and exterior), flooring, ceiling, doors and windows, garden and landscaping, home accessories, appliances, automation systems, home entertainment, home security, interior design, kitchen and bathroom, lighting and fixtures, outdoor recreation, and textile and upholstery.

The Office Modernization pavilion to include audio visual equipment, automation equipment, consultants and designers, office equipment, furniture and furnishings, information technology products and services, management service providers, security and surveillance systems, special application furniture, stationery, supplies and accessories and turnkey, joinery and contracting service providers.

The Lifestyle Reengineering pavilion includes aromatheraphy centers and spas, beauty accessories, beauty centers and clinics, cosmetics and perfumes, equipment and furniture, fashion accessories, fitness centers, hair care, health and nutrition, holistic treatment and well being products, Hygiene products and toiletries, jewelry and watches, luxury goods and services, massage centers, men's and women's apparels, professional care products, consultants and service providers, skin care, sports equipment and sports gear, travel bags and accessories.

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