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Renowned as a leading artist of his time, Nasser Al Yousif (d. 2006) was known for his impressive artistic expressions of Bahraini life, culture, architecture and landscapes. With over forty years of experience in the field, Al Yousif eventually lost his sight, but that did not prevent him from working on his passion. In his […]
Located just off the coast of Venezuela, the pretty twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago (also known as T&T) pack a punch when it comes to the sea, sun and sand. Although they are both classed as one country, the two islands couldn’t be more different. Whilst both islands are renowned for their wildlife and […]
Unbeknown to many tourists, the capital of Oman is a hidden gem in the Middle East. Renowned for its easy-going atmosphere, historical sites and friendly locals, Muscat completely contrasts its neighbouring futuristic countries. From traditional bazaars to pristine beaches and architectural wonders to mouthwatering foods, Muscat is fast becoming a hotspot for holidaymakers. What’s more, […]
Thus it may be said that Jordan, with its blessed land, and with its wealth of Sacred Sites, is in itself a spiritual treasure with the potential to grace the lives of all those who visit it. H.R.H. Prince Ghazi bin Mohammed While sites such as Petra, the Dead Sea and Jerash may be well-known among […]
University of Law (ULaw) has awarded Honorary Doctorates to two successful ULaw Alumni, the President of the Law Society for England and Wales, Lubna Shuja, and leading Equality, Diversity and Inclusion figure, David Ruebain. Lubna and David received the Honorary Doctorates on 24 October at The University of Law’s graduation ceremony which saw more than […]
Let’s be honest, most of us are always on the lookout for a quick and cheap getaway, and that’s not a bad thing! Many of the least expensive destinations have everything we need, from mouth-watering food to family-friendly activities and warm-hearted people to stunning landscapes. Who says you have to splurge to spend your days […]
