Alexander Sysoev’s GreatList restaurant guide launched in the UAE

The experience and authority of the guide are confirmed by the professional community, thanks to which the GreatList metal sign is already posted at the entrance of the most popular local restaurants and branches of establishments of world-famous chefs, along with international awards and ratings with a centuries-old history.

“In two months, the online version of the guide reached the expected numbers in the United Arab Emirates; Since early spring, the site has been visited by more than 1.5 million people: 90% of visitors are foreign tourists and residents of the United Arab Emirates. 10% are Russian travelers.”“, comments the creator of the project, Alexander Sysoev, about the audience indicators.

The guide’s immediate plans include taking tours of the best local restaurants from Dubai to Moscow, which will allow traveling chefs to study Russian cuisine and will undoubtedly increase the influx of Middle Eastern tourists interested in the gastronomy and style of life.

“I am sincerely glad that Russian guides have begun to open branches in the world. This will not only strengthen our country abroad, but will also attract tourists to the capital. “WRF restaurants are already seeing an influx of Middle Eastern travelers, many of whom are also guided by GreatList.””notes the founder of the White Rabbit Family restaurant group, Boris Zarkov.

Available in Russian and English, the guide also helps Arab guests appreciate the best of Moscow’s food scene, becoming a strong bridge between the two cities.

“More than 21.5 thousand restaurants operate in Moscow. Such a rich gastronomic offer attracts not only Muscovites, but also tourists, including foreigners. Moscow restaurants and cafes take into account the preferences of foreign guests: they develop halal cuisine standards and fill the menu with national dishes from other countries. Creating a restaurant guide translated into English will help tourists better navigate the capital’s cuisine and not waste time searching when they travel.”said the president of the Moscow Tourism Committee, Evgeny Kozlov.