Dubai to open first BTS pop-up store

Wednesday, 7 September 2022 14:50

By ARN News Staff

The BTS craze will touch new heights in Dubai, with the Middle East's first concept store for the popular K-pop group set to open in the city.

The limited-time pop-up store, run by HYBE (previously known as Big HIt Entertainment), will open in Burjuman Mall on September 9.

The BTS POP-UP: SPACE OF BTS promises exclusive merchandise from their hit songs Black Swan, ON, Butter, Dynamite and more.

The store also features iconic BTS-themed photo zones and a special IN THE SOOP collection.

After creating the ‘BTS POP-UP: HOUSE OF BTS’ in October 2019 and BTS POP-UP: MAP OF THE SOUL in 2020, the HYBE IPX established several pop-up stores around the globe, they also created the SPACE OF BTS, which has been loved by international fans as well.

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