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Visitors can now travel to gulfood for FREE

The world’s largest annual global food and beverage sourcing event is set to kick off today in Dubai. Bringing together F&B communities from across the world, the Gulffood will run from 20-24 February 2023. And now, the Dubai RTA has made a sweet announcement for visitors heading to the event.

The RTA has announced free shuttle services for guests visiting the event. Free shuttle buses will be provided in the vicinity of the event at the Dubai World Trade Centre to ensure visitors reach the nearest Metro Stations easily towards their destination in the emirate.

Besides, the RTA also announced parking slots for visitors. Motorists can use parking available at Dubai World Trade Centre area. In addition, other areas including the Dubai Mall Zabeel Expansion parking, public parking in front of Al Wasl Club, and multi-storey parking in Al Kifaf can also be used for parking.

With more than 5,000 confirmed exhibitors, the 28th edition of the show is anticipated to be 30% larger than prior years. In addition, the introduction of Gulfood Plus, a new bespoke hall where first-time exhibitors will display product innovations, is part of the reason for Gulfood 2023’s record size.

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