Sharjah 24: In a move that reflects its commitment to preserving the heritage of classic cars and enhancing awareness of it, the Sharjah Classic Cars Club is participating in the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2024, the most prominent event in the travel and tourism industry, which will be held from May 6-9 at the Dubai World Trade Centre.

During the event, the club will showcase a range of distinguished services it provides to its members and lovers of classic cars, in addition to promoting the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum, which attracts visitors to explore a unique collection of more than 100 classic cars, telling the history of this heritage in the world.

Through its participation in the Arabian Travel Market, the Sharjah Classic Cars Club aims to strengthen the Emirate’s position as a major destination for classic cars enthusiasts, and highlight the role it plays in preserving this rich cultural heritage. In addition to encouraging and enhancing the value of cars as part of history that bears witness to the development of societies, attracting more visitors and those interested to the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum, which provides them with a distinctive educational and entertainment experience.

For his part, His Excellency Dr. Mohammed bin Butti Al Hajri, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sharjah Classic Cars Club, said: “The Arabian Travel Market represents one of the most important annual stations in which we are keen to have a strong presence, as this event is a unique opportunity to highlight what the club offers to its members and audiences. The museum contains historical exhibits of classic cars, which are witnessing a rapid growth in demand.”

He added: “Our participation in Arab and international tourism exhibitions reflects the forward-looking outlook of the Emirate of Sharjah and its outlook on the tourism sector, which has made the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum one of the tourist attractions in the Emirate and the region. We believe that every event in which we participate opens a global window on our valuable collections, which has contributed to the continuous and permanent increase in the number of visitors to the museum.”