Sakura Garden: A Symphony of Elegance in Jeddah’s Little Asia

In the heart of Jeddah, where tradition meets opulence, a haven of tranquility emerges, inviting discerning patrons to revel in the timeless beauty of cherry blossoms. The Sakura Garden, nestled within the enchanting Little Asia entertainment zone, is not just a fleeting attraction but a testament to the harmonious fusion of Japanese elegance and Arabian … Continue reading Sakura Garden: A Symphony of Elegance in Jeddah’s Little Asia

Aroya Cruises and Culinary Arts Commission Unveil Irth Culinary Boutique & Café: A Culinary Voyage through Saudi Heritage

In a groundbreaking collaboration, the Culinary Arts Commission and Aroya Cruises are set to elevate the culinary experience onboard with the launch of Irth Culinary Boutique & Café. Cruise Saudi Company, the driving force behind Aroya Cruises, announced this visionary partnership that aims to showcase the authentic richness of Saudi culinary arts on the high … Continue reading Aroya Cruises and Culinary Arts Commission Unveil Irth Culinary Boutique & Café: A Culinary Voyage through Saudi Heritage

Exploring the Geological Marvel: Al-Shaq – The Great Canyon of Saudi Arabia in Tabuk Region

Tabuk Region, nestled in the northwestern part of Saudi Arabia, has long been etched into the geological record for its captivating and unique natural features that draw visitors from far and wide. Among these wonders is Al-Shaq, aptly named the Great Canyon of Saudi Arabia, situated 60 km west of the city of Tabuk. Al-Shaq … Continue reading Exploring the Geological Marvel: Al-Shaq – The Great Canyon of Saudi Arabia in Tabuk Region

Venice To Start Charging Visitors Entry Fee Next Year

Venice plans to experiment with an admission fee of 5 euros ($5.35) for day trippers next year to try to manage the flow of tourists drawn to its historic canals, Reuters reported, citing the city council on Tuesday. The fee will be applied on a trial basis on 30 days next year, focusing mainly on … Continue reading Venice To Start Charging Visitors Entry Fee Next Year

Amanzoe Villas: The Ultimate Escape To Greece

Imagine waking up to the sound of cicadas and the sight of the sun rising over the azure sea. Imagine spending your days exploring ancient ruins, sailing to idyllic islands, or relaxing by your private pool. Imagine enjoying a gourmet meal under the stars, surrounded by fragrant flowers and flickering candles. Imagine living in a … Continue reading Amanzoe Villas: The Ultimate Escape To Greece

One & Only Spa At One & Only Mandarin, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

PARIS, France - Among the impressive nod to low - impact at One & Only's Pacific Coast location is the layout of its 27,000 - square - foot spa, which was designed around a large higuera blanca (while fig tree). Like the rest of the property's 105 freestanding villas that have been built into the … Continue reading One & Only Spa At One & Only Mandarin, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

TRAVEL | The Top ‘Coronavirus – Safe’ Destinations Of 2021 For GCC Residents

For many 2020 was a write - off for international travel, as coronavirus - induced lockdowns, border closures, restricted flights and uncertainty around whether residents could return home with ease ruled - out plans to visit exotic destinations. From isolates escapes adventure holidays and sun - soaked destinations, there are the countries that have opened … Continue reading TRAVEL | The Top ‘Coronavirus – Safe’ Destinations Of 2021 For GCC Residents

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS | AlUla Heritage Sites Reopen To Public End Of October

The Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) has confirmed that the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hegra, the ancient kingdom of Dadan and the canyons of Jabal Ikmah will be the first sites to re-open to the public, having been largely closed off to visitors in the past period. The RCU announced that residents of AlUla will … Continue reading TRAVEL ESSENTIALS | AlUla Heritage Sites Reopen To Public End Of October

TRAVEL | Guinness Registers Al-Asha As World Largest Oasis

Al-Ahsa Oasis entered the Guinness World Records as the largest self-contained oasis in the world. According to ‘Guinness’ website, the oasis includes more than 2.5 million palm trees feeding on a huge aquifer through 280 artesian spring and extending over an area of more than 85,4 square kilometers. The Heritage Commission undertook the task of … Continue reading TRAVEL | Guinness Registers Al-Asha As World Largest Oasis

TRAVEL | Bahamas To Lift Quarantine Restrictions For Visitors On Nov.1

Bahamas authorities will soon lift a 14-day quarantine restriction for visitors if they can continuously prove that they are negative for the coronavirus amid the global pandemic. Starting Nov.1, tourists and returning residents will no longer need to isolate for two weeks upon arrival if they can present proof of a negative PCR test within … Continue reading TRAVEL | Bahamas To Lift Quarantine Restrictions For Visitors On Nov.1