womanthismonth.com | OCTOBER 2026 IN HER SHOES 98 Your ideal hotel stay? A private beachfront retreat surrounded by nature. What makes a successful marketing campaign? A campaign stands out when it feels authentic and gives people a genuine reason to emotionally connect. How do you keep your ideas fresh? By staying curious, tracking changing trends and always being open to inspiration. Your advice for young women entering the industry? Believe in yourself and stay true to who you are. Your unique perspective is what makes you stand out. A piece of advice you’d give your younger self? Stop overthinking everything, trust your instincts and don’t be afraid to step out of your comfort zone. One thing the world should know about women working in Bahrain. Women working in Bahrain are ambitious, resilient and more than capable of creating their own paths. This month, we step into the world of Siddiqa Abdulnabi Ali All About Her Life & Personality Your favourite way to recharge? Nothing grounds and recharges me more than quality time with my family. Those simple moments are where I can truly switch off and feel most at ease. Early bird or night owl? Early bird. Coffee or tea? Definitely coffee. Beach escape, city break or mountain retreat? The beach. Heels, trainers or flats? Heels. One thing you never leave home without. My phone. What instantly puts you in a good mood? Hugs from my family. A song that always gets you singing or dancing? Die With a Smile by Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars. Your ultimate comfort food? Any dish cooked by my mother. Describe yourself in three words. Understanding, resilient and principled. What motivates you every day? Watching my strategies come to life. I take pride in what I build and make sure my energy serves the people around me. What do you love most about your role? Hospitality brings me into contact with new people and gives me endless opportunities to learn. I’m inspired by the chance to keep improving the guest experience. What does exceptional hospitality mean to you? Making people feel genuinely valued. What’s the biggest lesson your career has taught you? To embrace change and keep evolving. A career milestone you’re particularly proud of. I led a major marketing campaign for one of my shopping mall clients. With a team of just three and a very tight timeline, seeing it come together successfully was incredibly rewarding. It taught me how much can be achieved even with limited resources. Work & Beyond Siddiqa Abdulnabi Ali, Cluster Brand & Marketing Manager at The K Hotel Group. Guided by strong values and a passion for learning, she opens up about her career in hospitality and the role family plays in grounding her through it all.
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