Bahrain to host 9th UNWTO’s World Forum on Gastronomy

Wednesday, November 29, 2023

Bahrain will become the first Middle Eastern nation to host the 9^th UNWTO’s World Forum on Gastronomy happening in 2024.

This historic event underscores Bahrain‘s rich heritage, diverse culture and its burgeoning tourism industry. Thereby, it positions the kingdom as a global epicenter for gastronomy tourism.

The news came out on the sidelines of the 8^th World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism. The event took place in the picturesque city of San Sebastian, Spain.

The announcement marks a significant milestone for Bahrain. It also showcases the nation’s commitment to fostering international collaboration in the realm of gastronomy and tourism.

Bahrain has its captivating blend of tradition and modernity. The Kingdom is on the brink of leverage the World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism in 2024 as a catalyst for promoting responsible agricultural practices.

The event aims to highlight the importance of nurturing local communities while preserving Bahrain’s rich heritage and traditions.

The forum which will take place at Exhibition World Bahrain in Sakhir, promises a diverse array of engaging activities.

One of the highlights of the forum will be visits to local producers. It will be providing participants with a firsthand experience of Bahrain’s vibrant culinary landscape.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in culinary classes. Thereby they will be immersing themselves in the kingdom’s gourmet excellence rooted in its historical legacy.

This unique combination of cultural immersion and gastronomic exploration may make the 9^th UNWTO’s World Forum on Gastronomy in Bahrain an unforgettable experience for participants from around the globe.

The year 2024 can be a transformative period for Bahrain’s tourism sector. Also, the hosting of the World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism plays a crucial role in the kingdom’s primary vision.

The forum is likely to draw attention to Bahrain’s unique position as a destination that offers a multifaceted and all-encompassing travel experience.

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