Budget carrier flydubai will expand its route further next month when it launches a twice daily flight to Bahrain. The new route will start on December 13 with a one way ticket starting at AED250. CEO of flydubai, Ghaith al Ghaith said the timing couldn’t be better for starting the new route because Bahrain is emerging as a profitable business and travel destination. Al Ghaith said flydubai will add another two destinations to its current network of ten destinations by the end of the year.
Flydubai started operations on June 1st, 2009 with flights to Beirut, followed by flights to Amman, Alexandria, Aleppo, Damascus, Dijibouti, Doha, and Kartoum. Mr. Ghaith said “It has not been without a few hitches along the way, but this has been a very exciting and relatively smooth journey. The carrier said on Wednesday it offer holiday packages, insurance, and other ancillary travel services to strengthen its revenues.
Housed in a building that was the French consulate until 1910, it is now a museum in varying degrees; the collection includes prehistoric artifacts and carvings to funerary jars and some very fine examples of traditional drums from the north. The collection also contains items obtained from excavations of Han tombs, artifacts from the Buddhist statuary, and everyday items of early history. A...
The Bank of England Museum tells the story of the Bank of England from its foundation in 1694 to its role today as the United Kingdom's central bank. At the museum, besides the historical artefacts that show the timeline of the bank's foundation and architectural development, you will also find the Banknote Gallery that shows the development of English bank notes from handwritten in the...
This park was established in the late 19th century and featured the flora and fauna of Brazil. Today, it has trees over three hundred years old and can serve as a peaceful retreat from the commotion of the city. Address : Rua Peixoto Gomide 949, Jardim Paulista Tel : 011-3289-2160 Timings : 6am-6pm daily Entry fee : None ...
Baalbek is perhaps Lebanon’s greatest treasure. During Greek and Roman times it was known as Heliopolis, or City of the Sun, though the area had been settled for thousands of years prior. It was made part of the Roman Empire in 64BC as General Pompey conquered the region. Construction of the Temple of Jupiter began shortly thereafter, and the city began to grow because of its location on import...