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Sabre Introduces Traveller Security And Data Suite
Sabre Traveller Networks, Middle East has launched Traveller Security and Data Suite. The new program provides traveler security services, real time information about travel patterns, and reports for air, car, and travel bookings. Sabre CEO Daniel Naoumovitch explained the software suite provides secure access to data, complete travel information and reservation information, and detailed reports for all air, car, and hotel bookings made one year prior or three years after a trip. This will enable travel management firms in the Middle East to make more informed travel decisions.
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Dubai Dolphinarium
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The Dubai Dolphinarium is the first of its kind in the Middle East. The main attraction is the dolphin shows, held two or three times daily. Marvel at the agility, grace, and intelligence of these magnificent creatures. Twenty minute dolphin swims are also available to visitors. It may be a bit expensive, but swimming with dolphins is a unique and profound experience. ...
Medeu Ice Skating Rink
Almaty, Kazakhstan
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Monkey Forest:
Bali, Indonesia
Home to these playful, naughty critters the forest has become very popular with tourists. Be sure not to wear anything sparkly or shiny and do not carry food with you since the monkeys can smell it on you. Some of the locals there sell bananas and other kinds of fruit to feed the monkeys. You can do that but do not tease the monkeys since they might attack you. In the forest is a small temple and ...
Highly Carved Colonnade
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