TABUK: More than 7,000 people attended the fourth day of the Blue Oud and Perfumes exhibition in Tabuk, which gathers 70 exhibitors from various national, Gulf and international brands.
The event hosts auctions for oud sales and includes pavilions for coffee, as well as a classic car display and a stage for competitions.
The 13-day exhibition aims to enhance economic mobility in Tabuk by hosting merchants and inviting top international brands in the perfume industry. Visitors can inspect unique and diverse products, including oud and incense ranges.
Meanwhile, Riyadh’s second Perfume Expo is showcasing a heady mix of popular and startup brands.
The event launched on Dec. 24 is part of Riyadh Season’s activities, and will continue until Jan. 9.
Featuring several social media influencers and celebrities, it has become a magnet for those seeking unique, concentrated and long-lasting perfumes. It is also providing businesses opportunities for those in the industry, including those working independently and online.
Twenty-five-year-old Nujood (who wishes to be known by her first name) told Arab News she prefers buying her perfumes at such events. “I order almost everything I need from online stores, but the one product I make sure I buy in person is perfumes.”
