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Taco Bell to return to UAE after 14 years as Americana Restaurants plans Gulf expansion
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Taco Bell to return to UAE after 14 years as Americana Restaurants plans Gulf expansion

Taco Bell is returning to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after a 14-year absence through a partnership with Americana Restaurants, which has signed an exclusive development agreement with Taco Bell UK and Europe, a subsidiary of Yum! Brands. The re-entry into the UAE is part of a planned expansion into other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Americana Restaurants, which already operates KFC and Pizza Hut in the region, aims to leverage the UAE's diverse population and growing demand for Mexican cuisine. The decision follows changes in the UAE market, including an increase in expatriates and greater acceptance of foreign fast-food brands. While the exact opening date and location for the first restaurant have not been disclosed, the companies emphasized the UAE's role as a strategic starting point for further regional growth.

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Taco Bell to return to UAE after 14 years as Americana Restaurants plans Gulf expansion

Taco Bell is returning to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after a 14-year absence through a partnership with Americana Restaurants, which has signed an exclusive development agreement with Taco Bell UK and Europe, a subsidiary of Yum! Brands. The re-entry into the UAE is part of a planned expansion into other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Americana Restaurants, which already operates KFC and Pizza Hut in the region, aims to leverage the UAE's diverse population and growing demand for Mexican cuisine. The decision follows changes in the UAE market, including an increase in expatriates and greater acceptance of foreign fast-food brands. While the exact opening date and location for the first restaurant have not been disclosed, the companies emphasized the UAE's role as a strategic starting point for further regional growth.

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