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Glasgow Research & Consulting   is pleased to announce the launch of 'UAE Vehicle Sales Database & Analysis, 2022': A Monthly, Quarterly, Annual Subscription-based Bench-marking of New Car Sales (including Luxury Cars), Used Car Sales and Commercial Vehicle Sales – by OEM, Model and Variant in UAE. The first of its kind, the database & analysis covers Passenger Cars (including Luxury Cars) and Commercial Vehicles Market in UAE. This database will come in handy for Business Planning to OEMs, Aftermarket Players, Passenger and Commercial Vehicle Dealerships. Click :  https://www.glasgowinsights.com/uae-vehicle-sales-analysis-2022/ To learn more about the product please review:  https://lnkd.in/dAUpCCXp . We remain available for a no obligation chat. Reach us out at  info@glasgowinsights.com Methodology and Deliverables : 1. To provide historical (15 years) analysis of vehicles in UAE Evolution of Passenger Vehicle market Shift in segmental demand like Sedan...

 The Gulf food festival invites food connoisseurs from across the world to enjoy the unique flavors and meat specialties. The new league of the urban dwellers in the UAE is keen on trying new brands and concepts reflecting its social status. Thus, food consumption pattern is shifting from traditional Arabic cuisine to a more international one, ranging from Japanese (sushi) to Indonesian, Italian, and Lebanese. Therefore, in the UAE, the most popular yet unconventional mode of entertainment is to eat delectable food. This has led the chicken, turkey and seafood market (i.e., the value-added proteins segment) in the UAE to be seen as one of the most enticing opportunity grounds for diversification on account of high demand. The UAE’s GDP per capita for 2014 was US$25,772.83, which positioned it among the higher ranks of wealthy nations in the world. This high purchasing power enables people to spend lavishly on food, thereby boosting demand and making this country the second-largest...

  The government in the GCC (Gulf Conglomerate Corporation) countries has been pursuing economic diversification through increased spending on the strategic sectors like infrastructure, education, construction, tourism, and health to reduce its reliance on imports. This diversification has been fueling the GCC economic growth, which is expected to rise at a CAGR of 5% from 2014 to 2019. This, in turn, has been leading to the increased demand in the food market (fresh mutton and fruits ), which is being supported by an increasing health consciousness and change in the consumption pattern of the Gulf countries. In the UAE, the current population is 9.8 Million, which is a mix of the UAE citizens and expats from about 200 countries who have brought along their native food products and habits, thereby giving boost to the food industry in the UAE. During 2006-12, the food production CAGR in the GCC countries declined by 1.5%, due to unfavorable land and climatic conditions, but fruits...

  The Saudi Healthcare Sector The healthcare sector in Saudi Arabia has witnessed continued growth on the back of rising investments from both the government and the private sector. A rapidly-increasing population and high percentage of diseases caused by sedentary lifestyle are driving the need for healthcare in the country. Rising insurance penetration is also encouraging more visits to healthcare facilitators among the population. In 2013, the Saudi government spent close to $ 24 billion (3.2% of GDP) on healthcare. It is expected that the Saudi healthcare market will see a phenomenal CAGR (2014-19) of 20% over the next five years. The outpatient care segment was the most lucrative segment in 2014, with the total expenditure of SAR 40 billion, equivalent to 32% of the sector’s overall value. The inpatient care segment was not far behind and contributed SAR 36 billion of the total expenditure in the same year, equating to 29% of the sector’s overall value. The Saudi government is...

  Overview An increase in expat population and growing trend of affordability among millennials can positively impact the car rental and lease business. The UAE car rental and lease services market was estimated at USD 1.8 billion in 2018 and is expected to post a 7.0% CAGR to reach USD 2.5 billion by 2023—driven by inflow of international tourists, improvement in business environment and mega events such as Expo 2020. Industry Structure The industry can be broadly classified into the following: The market can be segmented into rental and leasing services, which mainly differ in terms of tenure and ownership. While car rentals generally serve short-term purposes (<=1 year), leases are comparatively long (1–5 years). In a lease agreement, there is also a possibility of car ownership at the end, while rentals offer no such opportunities. In 2018, car leasing was estimated to account for 55% of the total fleet (110,000) and 45% of the total market value (USD 1.8 billion). The mark...

  Background of the Research Significant changes in lifestyle have fueled the need for getaways/leisure activities and given rise to entertainment destinations such as theme parks . The Middle East is a major tourist destination and boasts of many such theme parks offering leisure and entertainment activities, shopping and dining out experiences among others. A consumer perception survey, covering key theme parks in the UAE, was conducted to identify customer perception towards the overall facilities offered and maintenance of these parks. The  main objectives  of the survey were to Develop an in-depth understanding of consumer experiences at various theme parks Analyse the most-visited tourist attractions Assess availability and quality of transportation facilities, visitor dining experience and amenities available at parks A generic questionnaire was prepared with qualitative and quantitative questions Customer data was collected by visiting different theme parks This d...

 Of all the social media channels, LinkedIn is the most exclusive and works the purpose for a majority of B2B businesses as a visibility, lead generation and/or sales tool. Much of the activity on this platform means serious business, and so the information shared here should be kept crisp and specific. Click : https://www.glasgowinsights.com/blog/the-plan-behind-1-4-million-views-for-a-linkedin-post/ Articles posted on a profile seem to attract more attention than posts. But, this may not always be the case. Sharing what I recently experienced on this. Just like other social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. there is high anticipation for posts on LinkedIn to garner plenty of likes, comments and re-sharing – it means that your profile is getting attention and the content you are putting is favorable to many. There is a general misconception that the number of followers adds more value and importance to a profile. However, the real numbers that count are th...

  Overview Oman insurance sector is a highly competitive market with 20 players vying for a market share. It is dominated by the non-life segment with over 88% share of gross premiums in 2018. This is expected to be mainly driven by the rising trend of ‘Omanisation’ and economic and population growth. In 2018, about 68% of Oman’s population constituted the working age group of 21–60 years. This, coupled with low existing insurance penetration (1.5%), provide substantial growth opportunities. Moderate economic growth, government’s initiative and hard push towards Omanisation for increased employment of nationals and low insurance penetration are likely to boost the insurance business. Oman macroeconomic analysis – Household expenditure and income Dhofar and Muscat have the highest household monthly income; also, a majority population resides in these two governorates and Al Batinah. There is a huge potential for insurance companies and their products to cater to customers in this r...

  Precast Market Landscape: The precast market in the UAE is fragmented and highly unstructured with the presence of more than 30 players offering similar kinds of products. Precast products are generally classified into three main categories namely structural precast products, architectural precast products and miscellaneous precast products. In 2020, the structural products such as beams, slabs, beams, staircase is expected to accounts ~50% the overall precast market value followed by architectural products (30%) such as GRC panels, exterior/interior walls etc. and miscellaneous products (20%) such as troughs, culverts, trenches, manholes etc. The said market in UAE, which is proportionate to the construction spend in the country and is forecasted to reach USD 0.94 billion in 2024, on the back of growing demand of precast elements owing to its superior quality, durability, ability to compress project schedules, reduced site disruption, reduced safety concerns and sustainability....