Abu Dhabi’s Ambulatory Healthcare Services (AHS) has launched a new Travel Medicine Service to advise and protect Abu Dhabi travelers leaving the country for work or leisure. AHS is a department of Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA). The launch of the new service was timed to coincide with school closings during the holiday season and summer vacation plans
An SEHA-AHS announcement said the new service will provide the most common vaccinations such as Malaria, Typhoid, Yellow Fever, Meningococcal, Hepatitis A, Rabies, and Prophylaxis. The vaccinations will be prescribed and administered by experienced providers at five different AHS locations – Disease Prevention and Screening Center (Abu Dhabi), and healthcare centers in Bain Al Jesraennd Khalifa-A, Al Muwaijai, and Al Samah.
One of the best public parks in Frankfurt is the Rebstockpark which attracts a lot of people to this western spot in town. The park is usually always full with families during evenings, who particularly like to come for the distraction that it offers to children, and also since it has the Rebstock swimming pool within its premises. Address: Rebstockpark Am Römerhof 15 , Bockenheim Frankfurt...
Kids can visit the following places when in Rome: Time Elevator: A ride in this time machine will enable you to see, hear and experience great moments in the 3000 years of Roman History. It is a one-hour high-tech virtual show through which you can explore Rome from the ancient times, through the Renaissance period, till the modern times. The show ends in an aerial flight over Rome. This sens...
This was formerly a botanical garden, and a site for the first university in Geneva. The tree lined walkways and broad avenues inside the park make it popular for romantic evening walks. The park is buzzing with people almost all day. In one corner of the park is a set of life size chess boards, where aspiring chess players of all ages test their skills. The Reformation Wall on the east side along...
Address: downtown Almaty Republic Square is the largest open public space in the city, flanked by impressive modern edifices on every side. The square is reminiscent of the tragic events of December 1986, when several Kazakh students were killed while protesting. Since the capital was shifted to Astana, the square has been largely renovated. It has been landscaped to a great degree, and new ...