“Around 70 per cent of our guests are from overseas and 13 per cent of these — or some 5,000 people — come from Muslim
countries, especially Iran,” said Lyubov Shiyan, marketing director at the Aerostar hotel.
“Our Muslim visitors were constantly asking for a separate prayer room or a special menu,” she said. “We wanted everyone who came here to feel at home.”
To make that happen, the hotel had to go through a rigorous procedure before it could finally be certified halal by Muslim officials in Russia and launch the service this month.
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