Deep Marwaha
Co-Owner and Managing Partner in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Deep Marwaha is the Co-Owner and Managing Partner of the Dubai Muscle Show. He has diverse business experience across numerous industries.
Born and raised in London, England, Deep earned a degree in Business Management from Middlesex University before starting his career with a managerial role in the medical recruiting sector. He then pursued an opportunity with Informa PLC, a large multinational publishing and events company. Over the next decade, Deep would hold a variety of senior and managerial positions within the company, ultimately serving as Group Director and overseeing the Cityscape portfolio of exhibitions. This was the largest portfolio of B2B real estate exhibitions globally.
Most recently, Deep Marwaha oversaw the highly successful launch of the 2016 Dubai Muscle Show. Boasting the world's leading athletes and exhibitors from 15 countries, Dubai's only international power sports and fitness show, and the Middle East's largest, drew massive crowds and ultimately delivered the best athletes and fitness/nutrition brands to 10,000+ attendees. Following the tremendous success of the first show, the second show is scheduled for December 8-9, 2017 and is expected to draw even bigger crowds.
A health and fitness enthusiast himself, Deep is proud to play a role in promoting healthy and active lifestyles through the Dubai Muscle Show. He is also in the process of founding his own wellness clinic located in Dubai.
Following a trip to a Thai wellness facility in 2015, Deep Marwaha decided to embrace a healthier lifestyle. Now, he wishes to share his expertise in health and wellness with the rest of the world as well. Equipped with an entrepreneurial spirit and years of business management experience, he is acquiring investors for his business venture.
Wellness tourism is a rapidly expanding sector of the travel industry that has already achieved global appeal. The industry is currently valued at over $500 billion and is expected to $808 billion in the next few years. The growth of wellness tourism has outpaced the growth of overall tourism.