Nobu has announced a partnership with Infracorp to develop a new Nobu destination at Marina Bay, Reef Island, marking the brand's entry into the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Nobu Enters Bahrain
- Nobu Hospitality has partnered with Bahrain-based developer Infracorp to launch its first destination in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
- The development will be located at Marina Bay, Reef Island, marking the brand's entry into the Bahraini market.
- The partnership aims to strengthen Bahrain's luxury hospitality and tourism offering.
Project Highlights
- The waterfront development will feature three key components:
- A Nobu luxury hotel.
- A signature Nobu restaurant.
- Nobu-branded residences.
- The project will cover approximately 51,000 square metres of gross floor area.
- Development is expected to take approximately three years.
Luxury Hospitality and Dining
- The destination will combine Japanese-inspired design, signature Nobu cuisine and personalised hospitality.
- The project will integrate luxury accommodation, dining and residential living within one waterfront destination.
Partnership and Agreement
- The agreement was signed in Manama by Talal Al Mahroos, CEO of Infracorp, and Trevor Horwell, CEO of Nobu Hospitality.
- Bahrain's Minister of Tourism and Chairperson of the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority, Fatima bint Jaffar Al Sairaifi, attended the signing ceremony.
- Bahrain Economic Development Board supported the partnership and facilitated engagement between the two companies.
Boost to Bahrain's Tourism Sector
- The project supports Bahrain's efforts to attract leading international hospitality brands.
- It is expected to expand the Kingdom's luxury accommodation, dining and lifestyle offerings.
- The development further strengthens Bahrain's position as a regional tourism destination.
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