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The Premier Franchise Event in the Middle East With The Premier Franchise World Franchise Associates Event in the Middle East opens in South East Asia with royal patronage. World Franchise Associates have Venue: Convention partnered with Troy Franklin and his Centre, Jumeirah Beach team to cover countries in South Hotel, Dubai East Asia and the ASEAN region. Dates: 21st and 22nd The ASEAN population exceeds 625 October 2014. million people, projected to grow by 19% adding another 115 million people by 2030. The Middle East North Africa (MENAFA) Franchise Association Expo will be held under the Royal Patronage of His Highness WFA's presence in South East Asia provides its existing Prince Bandar bin Saud bin Khaled bin Muhammad Al-Saud, portfolio of world class brands greater access to South East Honorary Chairman of the Middle East and North Africa Asia and the Asian region at a time when many franchise Franchise Association (MENAFA). brands are recognizing that the continued emergence of an affluent and informed middle class across the region is Over 70 regional and international franchise brands will be creating a substantial opportunity for development and showcased at the Convention. During the two days 500 growth. delegates will have the opportunity to attend as prospective development partners, making the MENAFA Expo the Click here for more information about World Franchise premier franchise event in the Region. Associates - South East Asia For details visit http://menafa.org/expo/ Lord of the Fries (Australia) Awards India Franchise Pottery Barn and Pottery Barn Kids (US) Awards Philippines 30 Jul 2014 Franchise Sotheby's International Realty (US) Brand Enters India 16 Jul 2014 Market Maxi Toys (Netherlands) Opens 1st Store in Romania 30 Jul 2014 16 Jul 2014 Cold Stone (US) Creamery Expands into Kenya Ocean Basket (South Africa) Signs Franchise Agreement for 29 Jul 2014 Saudi Arabia Fatburger (US), Buffalo's Express (US) to Open Cobranded 16 Jul 2014 Unit in Pakistan Mama Fu's Asian House (US) Announces International 29 Jul 2014 Expansion into UAE Menchie's (US) Opens Stores in Canada 15 Jul 2014 28 Jul 2014 Sbarro (US) Expands Presence in South America Just Falafel (UAE) to Open 10 New Outlets in Oman 10 Jul 2014 28 Jul 2014 Workout Anytime (US) Awards Canada Franchise Sbarro (US) Plans 80 Brazilian Locations in next 10 Years 10 Jul 2014 28 Jul 2014 Flip Flop Shops (US) Signs Master Franchise Agreement for Starbucks (US) Opens 1st Store in Colombia South Africa 23 Jul 2014 08 Jul 2014 Truefitt & Hill (UK) to Add more than 200 Salons by 2024 in SugarBun (Malaysia) Targets 20 Outlets by 2018 in India Indonesia 23 Jul 2014 07 Jul 2014 The Cheesecake Factory (US) Opens in Guadalajara, Mexico Wetzel’s Pretzels (US) Announces 1st Brazil Location 23 Jul 2014 07 Jul 2014 Marks & Spencer (UK) to Expand in Saudi Arabia and Enter 16 Handles (US) Expands to the Middle East Azerbaijan 03 Jul 2014 22 Jul 2014 Wrapt (UAE) Signs Franchise Agreement in Bahrain sweetFrog (US) Awards Egypt Franchise 03 Jul 2014 22 Jul 2014 ICONS Coffee Couture (Germany) Signs Franchising The East India Company (UK) Launches in the UAE Agreement for 6 Outlets in UAE 22 Jul 2014 02 Jul 2014 VIP Bin Cleaning (UK) to Enter Poland and Botswana Markets Yum! Brands (US) Opens First KFC in Bolivia 22 Jul 2014 02 Jul 2014 Pavo Duty Free Opens 1st Capi (Netherlands) Franchise Store in Ukraine Read more news on 21 Jul 2014 World Franchise Associates News page Buffalo Wings & Rings (US) Continues Middle East Expansion 28 Jul 2014 KFC (US) Reopens Harare Branch after Seven Years 28 Jul 2014 US Franchise Mission Explores Prospects in Philippines 28 Jul 2014 Costa Coffee (UK) to Target Philippines Market 23 Jul 2014 Gap Inc. (US) Announces Global Expansion Plans 22 Jul 2014 Caffe Bene (South Korea) Plans to Intensify its International Expansion 22 Jul 2014 Famous Brands (US) Announces Expansion into the Middle East 21 Jul 2014 Debenhams (UK) Store May Open Again in Bucharest Romania 16 Jul 2014 Hugo Boss' (Germany) Retail Network in China, Macau Now Under Direct Management 08 Jul 2014 Costa Coffee (UK) Plans to Expand its Presence in India 08 Jul 2014 Wasabi (UK) Plans to Expand in New York 03 Jul 2014 60 International Brands Plan to Enter the Philippine Market 02 Jul 2014 Sixt (Germany) to Expand its Presence in the Caribbean Market 02 Jul 2014 The following franchise businesses are currently inviting international applications from target markets. Please see full profile for country development information. Popeyes Loisiana Bennigan's Al Abraaj Restaurants 9Round Park Burger Kitchen Middle-Eastern/Arabic Authentic & flavourful American Fare - Irish Kickboxing Fitness Park Burger, the true starters, Grills and Rice Louisiana fast food Hospitality Workout gourmet burger. dishes (USA) (USA) (USA) (USA) (Bahrain) Slim Chickens Spun Candy Zambrero Black Orchid Interiors Asgharali Fast Casual fresh The Concept chicken tender and International, Mexican Luxury London Confectionists - Oriental aromas wings, salads, cuisine franchise Furniture Brand Handmade Candy (Bahrain) sandwiches and wraps (Australia) (UK) (UK) (USA) The Security The Toy Store Tcollege Pingu's English Fresh Healthy Vending Professionals Commercial, TTS - The Toy Swiss Quality Unique children’s residential, and Fighting obesity, one Specialist of choice! Education English language automotive locksmith snack at a time (UAE) (Switzerland) franchise (UK) services (USA) (USA) For more information visit World Franchise Centre Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/franchiseintl World Franchise Associates on LinkedIn Jake Kidde-Hansen and Yuliya Nazarchuk FranSpeak International Editors [email protected] & [email protected] PS Feel free to forward this to colleagues and friends! Having trouble viewing this message? Click here for the web version or Click here for a PDF version Not subscribed? Sign Up Here SUBSCRIBER TOOLS: Unsubscribe or Change Subscriber Options - View the Archives Subscribe via our RSS Feed World Franchise Associates Ltd Communications House, 26 York Street London, W1U 6PZ, UK Office: +44 8446 698 980 [email protected] .
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