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Etihad Launches Special Fare Sale To Seoul
To mark the launch of its operations to South Korea, Etihad Airways has unveiled special fare deals to Seoul, including ’two for one’ Coral Economy class fares and discounted fares in Pearl Business class.
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Abu Dhabi International Motor Show 2010 Reports Great Results For Exhibitors And Visitors
Abu Dhabi International Motor Show (ADIMS) 2010 closed its doors on Saturday having reported a successful five days for both exhibitors and visitors.
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New Zealanders March On As Brits And Spaniards Break Into Top 10
"Our focus and concentration have worked well for us and we are very happy to have increased our lead even by a few more minutes," said Ussher. "We are hoping to further increase our lead as we enter the third day."
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Swiss Team Wenger Grabs Third As Novices Fall By The Way Side
The gruelling race started on Sunday with a punishing 94km mountain biking section to the stunning five-star Qasr al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara in Liwa.
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Printing Companies In The Region Shift To Eco-Friendly Printers
This current trend signals a greener perspective for most companies from the large-format and creative sector to employ eco-friendly products in their operations.
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Largest-Ever Al Ain Aerobatic Show Soaring To New Heights
"The Al Ain Aerobatic Show has firmly established itself as a top five aerobatic event globally, and we are fully committed to making sure this show continues to soar to new heights.
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UAE Teams Savouring Every Abu Dhabi Adventure Challenge Minute
With a record number of UAE teams entered into this year’s Abu Dhabi Adventure Challenge - the gruelling, six-day multi-discipline endurance race - competition for local bragging rights was always going to be fierce.
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Abu Dhabi Teachers Get Crash Course On Lego Education Mindstorms
The Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) hosted a series of workshops with principals and teachers from private and government schools training them to use Lego Education Mindstorms products.
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The UAE’s Only Known Christian Archaeological Site Opens To The Public On Sir Bani Yas Island
The pre-Islamic monastery, which is believed to have been built around 600 AD, was initially discovered on the 87 square kilometer island of Sir Bani Yas during excavations in 1992.
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Abu Dhabi Fund for Development funds Dh 367.3 m high speed railway project in Morocco
In the ceremony, which was held in Tangier and attended by His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco, two loan and fund guarantee agreements, both estimated at around Dh367.3 million (about US$ 100 million), were also inked.
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