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A recent report reveals that Saudis are spending more than <strong>220 million riyals</strong> daily in cafes and restaurants, reflecting a growing social lifestyle in the kingdom. These figures also indicate a recovery in the hospitality sector.
A group of cafes has announced the launch of new stickers aimed at encouraging customers to maintain cleanliness. Additionally, motion-activated musical tunes will be tested in restrooms to remind users of the importance of personal hygiene.
The Qalyubia Governorate has begun enforcing a closure of shops and cafes at 9 PM as part of government efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. This decision aims to enhance precautionary measures to protect public health.
Iranian authorities have shut down a series of popular cafes in Tehran due to the political messages perceived in their takeaway cup designs. This decision comes amid rising political tensions in the country.
Al-Rasheed Street in Baghdad, known as the 'Republic of Cafes,' offers visitors a refuge from daily life pressures. This historic street features a series of old cafes that embody the city's charm and culture.
The Egyptian government has announced the closure of shops and cafes starting at 9 PM as an urgent measure to reduce energy consumption. This decision was prompted by regional disturbances and has sparked a debate and concerns over its economic impact on citizens.