June 12 - Orange Jordan, one of the largest telecom private sector companies in the country, arranged its tenth annual Umrah trip this week in which more than 90 employees participated. The drive kicked off last Saturday from the company’s training centre in Na’our.
According to media reports, the trip will be eight days long and pilgrims will pay homage to religious sites in Madina and Makkah. Orange Jordan has over 2,500 employees working for it, who are entitled to privileges, compensation, rewards, health and social insurance.
The Basilica Cistern, also called the Yerebatan (sunken) Palace, is one of Istanbul's most unique attractions. The name refers to a basilica which once stood at the heart of Constantinople. The cistern was built underneath by Emperor Justinian to provide water to the nearby palaces. It was connected via aqueduct. Allegedly more than 7,000 slaves worked on the construction.&...
A 29-hectare park in the Westend of Frankfurt, Grüneburgpark was once the meeting place of great German thinkers like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Bettina von Arnim and is now a popular recreation spot for Frankfurters. There’s a lovely botanical garden in one corner and the Palmengarten across the street. ...
This museum is very interesting and caters to all age groups. It is fascinating in terms of the technologies that are showcased here- ultra-modern, revolutionary and environmentally friendly. Moreover, most exhibits are interactive. Visitors can engage with robots and embark on virtual reality rides. They can also use the touch screens to learn more about nano-technology and genetic engineering. T...
Norrmalm is the major commercial district of the city with plenty of shops and is a great place to shop for pretty much anything. ...