SOCM concludes participation in World Travel Market

November 07, 2025 / 7:12 PM

Sharjah 24: Sharjah Old Cars Museum (SOCM) concluded its participation in the World Travel Market—London 2025, as part of Sharjah's pavilion, organised by the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority. The museum's display stood out, capturing the attention of visitors and professionals interested in the history of car manufacture.

A British icon steals the spotlight
The 1964 Aston Martin DB5 attracted visitors, serving as one of the most recognisable emblems of British automotive history. The car reflected a blend of engineering mastery and artistic grace, providing a presentation that connected the past with the future.

Partnerships to boost cultural tourism
On the exhibition's margins, the museum formed initial alliances and coordinated efforts with a number of tourism and cultural organisations. These agreements aim to boost the museum's global visibility and integrate it into Sharjah's cultural and tourism itineraries, emphasising its importance as a destination that combines legacy and innovation.

An expanding role in the culture and tourism
This involvement underlined the Sharjah Classic Cars Museum's status as a cultural and tourism bridge connecting worldwide audiences with the region's industrial past. It embodies Sharjah's objective of transforming legacy into a living, participatory experience that aligns with the goals of international tourism.

Increase in visitor numbers and engagement
The museum's recent international participation has greatly increased both local and worldwide visitor numbers. These exhibitions have provided an effective platform for showcasing Sharjah's automotive past, attracting new audiences of automobile enthusiasts and cultural visitors while also reinforcing the museum's standing as one of the UAE's major cultural destinations.