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Gulf Air offers free train tickets in Germany
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, has announced it is adding two new products to the bouquet of services it currently offers. Soon passengers of Gulf Air who travel to and from Frankfurt will be able to travel free on the Deutsche Bahn, the national railway company in Germany. Passengers can travel to and from any city of the cities that fall under the train services within Germany.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Address: Rua Paula e Silva, Sao Cristovao Tel: 2569 2024 Admission: US$2 Opening Times: 9am-4:30pm Tue-Sun Located 200m from the old imperial residence of Qunita da Boa Vista, Rio’s zoo has a medium sized menagerie of animals: mostly Brazilian mammals and endangered species. The tropical bird aviary and the Nocturnal House where you can get up close with sloths, bats and other night ...
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