The location: a huge tent in the Syrian Palmyra desert.The group arrives by Pullmans to the site and is welcomed by a Bedouin band ushering them along a road lit all the way by lanterns/candles to the Siwan (a large tent). The tent is furnished by banqueting tables and seating but a laid out service or waiters are not to be seen. Once everybody is seated, a drum sounds suddenly and a firework lights up the dark. The arrival of a camel convoy, carrying the catering and flanked by dancing Bedouins singing special welcome songs dedicated to the company or group, is announced. The tables shall be prepared for drinks and food and the extraordinary menu will make up for the shock of the empty tables. During dinner merry musical melodies are played on flutes, harps and jazz instruments for the group to enjoy and dance to. Just, as is habit in Syria.The party can last until dawn or as long as the group likes.The event can accommodate groups of 50 up to 300 participants.