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SHOW COVERAGE The General Directorate of Security Forces of Kuwait had a threat display that showcased weapons, mines, bombs, and improvised devices encountered in the First Gulf War and actions since that time. 100 SADEFENSEJOURNAL.COM
SHOW INFO: GDA 2013 Location: Kuwait International Fair, Street 1, Kuwait GPS Coordinates: N29°16.077’ E048°58.078’ Show website: www.gulfdefense.com Promoter contact info: TNT Productions LLC USA +1 (703) 406-0010 gulfdefense@tntexpo.com Date & Location of next show: December 8 - 10, 2015 Kuwait International Fair, Kuwait Focus of show: Military and law enforcement equipment, as well as air force and naval. Dress: Business dress, military Class A uniforms: this is an Islamic country and modest dress is strongly suggested. Hotel hints: Most of the Western type chains are represented and there are many 4- and 5-star hotels available. Shop around a bit to get your best rates, but do it well in advance of the show. Power & Plug types: 220 volt 50 cycle, with the European style two-prong “C” type and the British three flat prong “G” type the most common. Most hotels have U.S. style available. Country warnings: None to speak of at the present time beyond common sense. Don’t attempt to cross the Iraq border without a proper visa and knowledge of what you’re doing, and stay away from any “Iran tours.” Other than that, Kuwait is a very safe place. Cultural hints: Kuwait is an Islamic country, and it is wise to wear modest clothing even though the country is very advanced and fashionable. Pay attention to religious mores. Show food: There was ample food available from different venues on site. Tipping: Taxi - round up to next bill; restaurants 10-15%; bellhops equivalent to $1USD per bag. Currency type: Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) at press time, 1 KWD = $3.56 USD, €2.56, and £2.13. Visit www.xe.com for up to date conversions. Getting around: Taxis and hotel cars were the best methods of transport; check if your hotel has a shuttle to the show. Tourism: The official government site is www.e.gov. kw and the site is pretty inclusive and a great resource. Go to “Visitors” for a lot more information. Tripadvisor.com also has a lot of good information on places to go. SADEFENSEJOURNAL.COM 101
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SHOW COVERAGE<br />
The General Directorate of Security Forces of Kuwait had a threat display that showcased weapons,<br />
mines, bombs, and improvised devices encountered in the First Gulf War and actions since that time.<br />
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