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Roads & Transport Authority (RTA) Diverts Traffic At Jumeirah Road To Allow For The National Day Procession
raffic will be diverted to key roads such as Al-Wasl Road, Al-Diyafa Road, Al-Mina Road and the internal roads surrounding the closure area.
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Al Jabri Top Pupil In Abu Dhabi Junior Class
It would be amazing to do the Fiesta Cup events, but at the moment I am just happy to have finished another rally,” said Al Jabri.
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ADNEC And Starwood Hotels & Resorts Appoint General Manager For New Cutting Edge Hotel
A cutting edge hotel, such as Aloft, requires a manager with vision and Vanden Auweele has proven his ability to steer hotels into popularity and profitability.
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More than 42,500 nominations submitted for 2008 Abu Dhabi Awards
The Abu Dhabi Awards Organising Committee has published the final nomination figures for this year’s Abu Dhabi Awards campaign, revealing that 42,536 nominations were received during the one-month nomination period.
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UAE to take part at the International Conference on water shortage in the region
The UAE will take part at POWER-GEN Middle East in the Kingdom of Bahrain in February 2009.
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New Chief appointed at Al Ghazal Transport
Abu Dhabi National Hotels (ADNH), the parent company of Al Ghazal Transport, one of the UAE’s leading hotel, tourism, transport, and catering groups, has announced the appointment of Brett Subritzky as Director of Al Ghazal Transport.
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ADAC Ensures Seamless Flow of Pilgrims at its Abu Dhabi Airport
Abu Dhabi International Airport began its pilgrimage (Hajj) services on Monday as the first flight departed for the holy land.
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Abu Dhabi concludes second annual Diabetes awareness walkathon
The second annual Diabetes awareness walkathon concluded in the capital yesterday with more than 7,500 participants pledging their support to nationwide Diabetes prevention and management.
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Ethihad Operates Special Flights For Passengers Stranded In Thailand
Etihad Airways will lay on special relief flights from U-Taphao airport in Thailand to Abu Dhabi to help passengers who have been stranded in the country since the start of civil unrest and the closure of the major international airports in the capital, Bangkok.
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Abu Dhabi Blades Buoyed By Home Support
It is not too technical but there are countless dips and crests which can literally destroy the cars – I will be aware of these cautions.
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