Gulf Air is going on a charm offensive to woo back its former customers supported by a range of new incentives to ensure passengers remain loyal to Bahrain’s national carrier. Executives readily admit the airline lost its way and allowed competitors to move on its territory ... but all that is changing now.
Talented artist Rashed Al Araifi hopes to connect the younger generation with Bahrain’s ‘lost paradise’ and its rich history through his contemporary works of art.
So how can Gulf Air convince people to fall in love with the airline again? The answer is clear, according to the company’s Chief Commercial Officer Karim Makhlouf, for the ‘first time, Gulf Air’s strategic and commercial strategy has been created with Bahrain and its people in mind’, writes Stan Szecowka.
Peter Taylor, Bahrain’s new national football coach, will today start scouting for the talent to take the kingdom to the promised land of the World Cup Finals 2014 in Brazil.
Engineers Yousif Janahi and Irina Kotova have designed a second dream home which is up for sale with funky lighting fixtures, swanky hotel-style bathrooms and a beach-inspired swimming pool.
IN response to your request and feedback from expats, here is one of the suggestions I would like to put forward.In the UK the provision of care home facilities for the elderly has become a laughing stock. I would suggest that many expats would wish to stay here as they get older, the warm weather, for one thing, is better for them.
Procrastination is the fine art of placing high-priority goals last, or even worse, never completing them at all. Right now, how many goals are there on your ‘To Do’ list that have not been fulfilled? Maybe there are goals you set out months or years ago that are uncompleted, not finished or let’s use words that would keep us in denial about this subject ‘tasks in progress’.
It seems like automakers are going out of their way to come up with bizarre names for cars these days. Some names reflect the brand’s national heritage while others are just a seemingly random jumble of letters and numbers.
CHEF Errin Stone aka ‘Mr Slice’, the man behind the scrumptious innovations at the Al Riwaq Art Space café in Adliya, is helping ordinary folk cut a niche for themselves in the kitchen.
