After LBC, Future TV was established in 1992 and subordinated Future TV to the regulations issued in 1993 and these laws were very strict but clear that ownership could not be confined to one person, but a group that is composed of the greater Lebanese community. Future TV grew very fast following the growth by LBC. Presently Future TV is facing its most difficult times in the market and we are striving to make our screen fit the standard.
Headquartered in Beirut, BankMed is one of the top five banks in Lebanon. Originally established in 1944, its market share as measured by total assets which stood at $10.6 billion at end-2009 has grown to comprise around 10% of the total of the Lebanese banking system.
Over the past decade, Chateau Ksara has seen the introduction of new grape varieties that have grown into vines the Bekaa valley has blissfully nurtured. Ksara has also seen developments in technique such as vines cultivation on wires and the attentive
Château Ksara invites you to discover the Ksara Caves, where a fine selection of cheese and wine, cold cuts and salad bar are served.
BML Istisharat is a Business Solutions and Information Technology Services provider. It is a private Lebanese company which has been a pioneer in the field for the last 40 years. BML Istisharat is a subject matter expert with 80+ full-time employees and acts as an architect of state-of-the-art business solutions.
Keeping in mind the heritage of the hotel, our multi million dollar refurbishment as well as our room inventory of close to 5oo rooms, we aim to remain The flagship/Landmark hotel in Beirut and in Lebanon tourism sector, being the preferred venue for business travelers, the ideal partner for MICE business and of course the ideal hotel for city leisure travelers looking for Lebanon tourism . Historically Beirut was the banking center and gateway to the Middle East.
Interview avec Pierre Simon, Président de la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie de Paris May 19, 2010
Video Interview with Fadi Abboud, Lebanon Minister of Travel and Tourism. The minister speaks about Lebanon travel industry and shares his personal vision for the future of Lebanon travel industry and for the travel and tourism ministry of Lebanon. Lebanon travel industry is growing at 25% in 2010, one of the highest rates in the whole global travel industry.
Politics in the middle east are turbulent and Lebanon is often pulled in all sorts of directions. Because Lebanon is rich with diversity this results in a noisy and difficult democracy that we have to navigate through without abandoning our principles.
On average countries see a 5-6% growth but Lebanon tourism is doing quite well as reflected by the growth in Lebanon tourism sector. Lebanon has things to offer in this region that others cannot.
