Ajman, UAE, November 2024.
In a vibrant tribute to the UAE National Day, Bahi Ajman Palace Hotel –
managed by Hospitality Management Holding (HMH) proudly presents the “TESLAM – UAE” art
exhibition, a captivating showcase of artistry in collaboration with The Paintbrush Art Community and
Ajman Department of Tourism Development. The exhibition celebrated the UAE’s rich cultural heritage
and modern achievements through breathtaking artworks by 26 talented artists, offering a unique blend
of tradition and innovation.
“Our aim is to celebrate the spirit of UAE and provide a platform for artists to showcase their creative
expressions,” said Mr. Iftikhar Hamdani, Area General Manager of Bahi Ajman Palace Hotel. “Hosting
this exhibition until December 7 allows our community and guests to engage with the UAE’s radiant art
scene at their own pace.”
The initiative reflects Bahi Ajman Palace Hotel’s commitment to cultural enrichment and supporting
local communities, aligning with its broader vision for responsible hospitality.
About Bahi Hotels and Resorts
Bahi Hotels and Resorts, managed by HMH – Hospitality Management Holding – was launched in 2012 in Ajman as
the first alcohol-free hotel. Bahi Hotels & Resorts is an upscale 5-Star brand that has been designed to offer
discerning travelers a whole new experience in a luxurious, distinctive and relaxing environment. Superlative level
of service, meticulous attention to detail and refinement places it at par with leading, internationally acclaimed
luxury brands.
Bahi Ajman Palace hotels provide its guests with 1st class services and luxurious facilities. Set on a
private beach, the hotel includes a wide range of rooms equipped with the finest facilities. It also provides guests
with an exceptional culinary dining experience in addition to its leisure facilities that include a lifestyle club,
luxurious spa and a pool. It is also equipped with venues that can hold corporate meetings or grand weddings. The
hotel provides its guests a heritage retreat with a contemporary spirit.
