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Dead Sea Development Corporation Signs Agreement For First Dead Sea Project
The Dead Sea Development Company signed an agreement for the first project on the shores of the Dead Sea. The company signed the agreement with the Amazon River for Tourism and Investment.
Corporate Chairman of the Dead Sea Development Company, Saud Nseirat, said the investment company will spend about $45 million to establish a four star hotel. He said the project is expected to take 34 months to complete and will provide around 350 job opportunities.
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Cape Town, South Africa
South African Museum and Planetarium The fossil gallery and the whale well are fascinating and contain skeletons dating back to over 300 million years ago. Children are bound to enjoy these exhibits. Timings: Daily 10 A.M- 4:30 P.M Admission: R 20 [Adult], R 12 [Children]- entrance to both the Planetarium + Museum Address: Between Queen Victoria Street and Government Avenue Tel:...
Christchurch Cathedral
Christchurch, New Zealand
This most prominent landmark of Christchurch was completed in 1904 into a dominating grey stone building with a magnificent clock tower. The cathedral holds great historic significance for the city which is visible in its intricate architecture and the creative art work done inside its wall. Tourists find the cathedral a site of major attraction and most of them attend the daily services arranged ...
White Cloud Temple [Baiyun Guan]
Beijing, China
This magnificent and massive temple dates back to 739 A.D. Followers of the Daoist religion come to worship here. Chinese monks in traditional costume also can be seen here. This is an interesting temple to visit. Timings: 8 30 A.M- 4 30 P.M Admission: Y 10 Address: on Baiyun Guan Lu Tel: 010-6346-3531 ...
Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art
Helsinki, Finland
This Museum has all the contemporary work of Finnish artists and those from neighboring countries. The place also hosts various exhibitions around the year to entertain tourists and to display the cultural and historic side of Finland. The museum building itself is a work of art and is worth a visit on your trip to Helsinki. Entrance fee for adults is 7 Euros while for students it is 5 Euros. Visi...