A Serviced Apartment Compound

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A serviced apartment compound is a project designed to offer a wide range of units comprising living and bed rooms, alongside bathrooms and kitchens, complemented by additional services like cleaning, internet access, and heating or air conditioning. The compound unites stand out with modern decorations and attractive colors, with comfortable and elegant furniture that suits all tastes.

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فترة الاسترداد Third year

The Serviced Apartments Compound Description

Mashroo3k for Economic Consulting is pleased to provide a comprehensive feasibility study to those who are seeking to invest in Serviced Apartments Compound based on updated UAE market database, which contributes to maximizing profitability and optimizing payback periods.

Serviced Apartments Compound Services

Room service.
Laundry service.
Gym
Spa and massage center.
Billiard lounge
Bar
Restaurant.

Discover what sets Mashroo3k apart

Financing approval: Mashroo3k is endorsed by all major funders in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Oman, and Qatar.
International research expertise: Mashroo3k has a strong network of connections with more than institutions and companies specializes in marketing consulting and market research. Mashroo3k is a member in the European Society for Opinion and Market Research ESOMAR, and build its database in compliance with the top websites: ESOMAR ANA – OEC – Statista – Unicef Data – WITS_ ITC.
Services geographic coverage: Mashroo3k has a team of experts covers 20 countries in the GCC: Saudi Arabia – Kuwait – Qatar – United Arab Emirates – Bahrain – Oman – Yemen – Jordan – Iraq – Armenia – Indonesia – Syria – Turkey – Georgia – Romania – Egypt – Sudan – Libya – Somalia – Algeria – Djibouti – Mali.
Mashroo3k`s international memberships: Mashroo3k has obtained more than 30 international memberships, in addition to ISO.
Mashroo3k collaborates as a business partner and service provider with some of the world’s leading companies and international entities: Such as United Nation Global, PWC, Marketplace, and Accenture.

Transportation services both within and outside the city.
Effective fire alarm systems.
Soundproofing systems (to minimize external noise).
Smart home system.
High-quality and clean furnishings.
Modern decoration and attractive colors

Executive Summary

Project Overview
Financial Indicators
Project justification
Government investment incentives for the project
Target Markets
Final indicators and outcomes of the project

Project Service/Product Study

Description of the project and all its services/products
Project advantages and production requirements

Market Size Study

Familiarity with distribution channels
Consumers’ behavior, desires, and habits
Competitors’ products or services and their strengths and weaknesses
The nature and attributes of the market
The size of the demand for a product or service
The available share of the target market
The optimal method of marketing

Study of Risks

Identifying the risks
Risks’ impact on the project
Methods of risk prevention

Technical Study

A detailed description of the project’s products, the expected production capacity, and identifying investment costs
Identifying the size of electrical and water power
Identifying the project’s employment
Identifying the project’s requirements
Estimating construction costs
Estimating the total capital
Estimating annual operating costs
Estimating the amount of operating capital

Financial Study

The total required investment costs of the project
Structuring the income statement, cash flow statement, and balance sheet of the first ten years of operation
Estimating the expected annual revenues of the project in light of the identified operating capacities
The optimal funding structure of the project in light of the investors’ capabilities and funding terms
The project financial indicators and sensitivity analysis

Regulatory and Administrative Study

The project workforce
Regulatory structure
Job duties

Tourism Sector in the GCC Countries The Tourism Sector stands as a pivotal contributor to the global economy, directly constituting 3.3% of the total global GDP. Its cumulative contribution amounts to 10.4%, equating to USD 9.2 trillion. The sector supports approximately 334 million jobs, representing 10.6% of all employment. Furthermore, global spending on leisure travel is estimated at USD 2.37 trillion. Notably, the tourism sector’s rapid expansion is evident, with one in every four new jobs worldwide being created within this industry. This encapsulates a succinct overview of the key indicators within the global tourism sector. Now, let’s delve into the sector indicators across the GCC Countries:

Over the past 5 years, the total inbound tourist arrivals to the GCC countries amounted to 43.8 million, experiencing a marginal annual decline of 0.3%.
In terms of inbound tourist distribution by percentage, the United Arab Emirates accounted for approximately 49.2%, followed by Saudi Arabia with around 31.1%. The figure below illustrates the distribution of inbound tourists among the GCC countries.
Inbound tourist spending has exhibited robust growth at 12.1%, reaching USD 81.1 billion, with the UAE contributing 47.30% to the total spending.
The total number of tourist nights spent in the GCC countries reached 303.2 million, with Saudi Arabia accounting for 57.4% of these nights.
The number of domestic tourists within the GCC countries stood at approximately 12.6 million.
Intra-regional tourism within the GCC countries represented 28.7% of total inbound tourists, with Bahrain hosting the highest proportion of domestic tourists at 95.6%.
According to the GCC Statistics Center, the number of hotel establishments in the GCC countries has reached 11,119.
These establishments offer a total of 620,517 rooms, with an expected growth rate of up to 2.3%.
The entertainment and hospitality market in the GCC countries is projected to reach USD 642.3 billion by 2023.
The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) forecasts that the GCC countries will be prepared to welcome 195 million visitors by 2030.

The COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly had a major impact on the global travel and tourism indicators decline, with the sector’s contribution to the global GDP dropping to only 6.1%, down from 10.3% in the year before the pandemic. However, the sector has recently begun to recover, as the global indicators show. Therefore, Mashroo3k recommends investing in this vital sector for the following reasons:
According to World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the number of international tourists has risen from 25.2 million in 1950 to 1.40 billion in 2018.
2246 hotels were opened worldwide at the end of 2021. This number is expected to reach 2805 hotels at the end of 2022, and by 2023, it’s expected to reach 2934.
In 2021, 340.7 thousand hotel rooms were opened worldwide. This number is expected to rise up to 428 thousand by the end of 2022 and reach 447.6 thousand by 2023.
The global tourism sector
The contribution of the travel and tourism sector to the global GDP increased by 21.7% at the end of 2021 compared to the previous year, which was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The sector contributed approximately USD 5.81 trillion to the global GDP. The global tourism market is estimated at approximately USD 1.311 trillion. This value is expected to reach USD 2.291 trillion by 2030 (excluding the pandemic year outcomes).