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NewsDubai – Serkan Oral The Embassy of Colombia in the United Arab Emirates, in collaboration with the Coffee Museum Dubai, hosted Colombian Coffee Day, welcoming coffee professionals, enthusiasts, and guests to a cultural celebration dedicated to one of the world’s most renowned coffee origins. The event took place at the Coffee Museum, located in the</p>
ReflectionsBy: Ali Al Amodi In a world where a cup of coffee sets the rhythm of daily life, World of Coffee Dubai 2026 proved to be far more than a specialized industry event. It stood as a reflection of a city that knows how to turn the impossible into reality. From the heart of Dubai,</p>
ReflectionsLONDON — Qahwa World Few words have travelled as far, or gathered as much cultural sediment, as coffee. In a recent editorial reflection, Phoebe Nicholson, Executive Editor of the Oxford English Dictionary, turned the lexicographical spotlight on a term that, she notes, is “very close to the OED editors’ hearts.” The story of coffee in</p>
Coffee CommunityDubai – Qahwa World Forbes recently reported on the Lavazza Museum in Turin, Italy, describing it as a must-visit destination for coffee enthusiasts and anyone interested in Italian culture. The museum offers an immersive experience that goes beyond displaying artifacts, engaging visitors through history, technology, and the senses. The Origins of Lavazza Luigi Lavazza founded</p>
ReflectionsHow flavour molecules, memory, and culture quietly rewrite the same espresso in the minds of experts and customers alike Dr. Steffen Schwarz There is a particular moment, just after the demitasse has been set down, when espresso becomes less a beverage than a negotiation between physics and expectation. The crema still holds its heat, volatile</p>
ReflectionsAMMAN — Qahwa World Xinhua News Agency has published a report highlighting the growing role of coffee in Jordanian daily life, as changing lifestyles and urban expansion reshape long-standing consumption patterns across the country. According to the report, coffee in Jordan is no longer limited to social occasions and formal gatherings. Instead, it has become</p>
Coffee CommunityVietnam – Qahwa World Vietnam continues to strengthen its presence in the global coffee market, standing as the world’s second-largest coffee exporter. This status is supported not only by production volume but also by a rich cultural heritage and a unique identity in the coffee world. In this context, the country has launched its first-ever</p>
NewsToronto – Qahwa World A new café in Toronto’s Midtown is challenging traditional ideas of a coffee break by offering one of the city’s most expensive cups of coffee — alongside yoga sessions, sound therapy, and wellness treatments. Denovia, a recently opened wellness-focused café, is serving a Panamanian Elida Geisha hand brew priced at $99</p>
NewsDubai – Qahwa World For more than two centuries, the Antico Caffè Greco stood as a cultural landmark on Via dei Condotti, a gathering place for writers, artists, actors and travelers drawn to the historic charm of Rome’s oldest coffee house. But as CNN reported, the iconic café has now fallen quiet after a long</p>
NewsSan Diego – Qahwa World The Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) has officially announced World of Coffee San Diego 2026, marking the North American debut of the globally renowned World of Coffee event series. Set to take place from April 10–12, 2026, at the San Diego Convention Center, this exhibition represents the evolution of the beloved</p>
NewsManama – Qahwa World Following the official announcement of Bahrain’s first-ever coffee festival earlier this year, organizers have now opened registration for coffee shops, roasters, and equipment suppliers to participate as exhibitors in the upcoming Bahrain Coffee Festival 2025, taking place from December 9 to 13 at Exhibition World Bahrain. The festival, organized by DXB</p>
ReflectionsShanghai – Qahwa World Shanghai is no longer just a financial giant or a global trade hub — it has become the beating heart of Asia’s coffee revolution. In this city, coffee is not merely a beverage but a cultural experience, a sensory journey, and a form of art that mirrors the city’s energy and</p>
