Dubai, UAE - December 28, 2016: First Avenue, the new shopping mall and hotel project prepared for Motor City in Dubai, has joined a raft of top-level brands in the wide beverage classification, consisting of Krispy Kreme, Costa Coffee, London Journal and Mikel Coffee as UAE customers spend greater than the majority of various other nations on food and drink when they go to shopping centers.

Krispy Kreme, Costa Coffee, London Dairy and Mikel Coffee will be amongst 15 food and
beverage outlets initially Opportunity - a brand-new motoring-themed shopping center, co-located with a four-star 150-room Park Inn by Radisson hotel, overlooking the race course at Dubai Autodrome. First Method is had and operated by Saudi Arabia's Al Tawfeeq for Growth and Investment ( ATDI).

Krispy Kreme is popular for its yeast-raised, glazed doughnuts, with 15 ranges of doughnut particularly popular with young professionals and families. Coffeehouse Costa is a popular coffee brand name with global recognition. Meanwhile, London Dairy provides a variety of flavoured gelato treats, with electrical outlets throughout the UAE and in the region. Mikel Coffee, the very first Greek coffee company, operates greater than 100 shops, taping over 100,000 cups of coffee offered daily and 300 lots of coffee annually.

The bundle of beverage sellers was announced as plans gather speed to open up First Opportunity which will certainly serve a catchment location with a quickly expanding populace in among Dubai's arising suburban quarters.

According to a report launched previously this year by residential or commercial property professionals CBRE, the UAE complies with Norway and Switzerland as the third highest spender on food and beverage products in the world. CBRE took a look at the eating practices of 22,000 shopping center customers aged in between 16 and 65 years. UAE residents invest an average of AED68 on food and beverage each shopping mall browse through, compared to AED70 for Norwegians and AED74 for the Swiss.

" Demand is high for big-name brand names in the beverage drink segment and First Opportunity is responding to that," Dr Ramy Moussly, General Manager of ATDI, the Saudi-owned backer for the project. "We know that consumers in Motor City are critical, most of them young households and professionals that expect significant high-street brands to be on their front doors. With Krispy Kreme, Costa Coffee, London Dairy and Mikel Coffee, we have three of the most effective recognized brand names in the global drink industry. Purposefully situated in an arising suv quarter in Dubai, First Opportunity is becoming a week-long destination growth as opposed to just someplace to address weekend breaks. We want to scale that online reputation, building on our unique motoring theme and offering site visitors a compelling retail and eating experience, co-located with a Park Inn by Radisson hotel. We are thrilled to welcome these prominent brands in the broad drink category to First Avenue," he claimed.