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Madagascar

Kenya

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FEBC FOREST (IHIF)

Established in London in 1989, febc was launched as a project management company anchored in procurement and turnkey supply for the hospitality sector.&nbsp; Identifying a gap in the global market, coupled with increasing customer needs and emerging industry trends, febc re-launched in 2021 as a multimodal hospitality solutions company. Since inception, febc has delivered hospitality services to some of the world’s most luxurious hotels, palaces, high-end residential and business units, and has worked with some of the biggest names in the market - including Accor, Hilton, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, InterContinetal Hotels Group, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group International Limited, Marriott International, The Ascott Limited and The Oberoi Group, to name a few. After more than 30 successful years in business, a natural progression for the company was to diversify its offering Led by Chief Executive Officer, Imad Dajani and a global team of hospitality experts, febc uses the latest technologies to provide a unique suite of services to companies across the world.&nbsp; This includes pre-opening, F&amp;B concepts, procurement, supply chain management and turnkey supply. It integrates technology into every facet of its business, including its own dedicated software, febcProcure, which encompasses complete project management functions and improves the outlet’s full operational needs, available for access and use by all stakeholders.&nbsp; In the coming months, a key expansion area for the business is on its F&amp;B services, from concept curation through to development and implementation. febc champions quality, trust and flexibility, consistently providing clients with efficient solutions, while delivering products and services of the highest standards.&nbsp; It has achieved six ISO Certifications and currently operates 12 offices in key hospitality markets, including the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Australia and Europe.&nbsp;

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