BAHRAINI families are changing the habits of a lifetime and taking short-break holidays in the kingdom in a bid to revitalise, re-energise and recover from the angst of unrest which paralysed the country earlier this year.
Bahrain residents are being urged to shake, wiggle and pop their way into a healthy new lifestyle at the kingdom’s first Latin dance studio, writes Mai Al Khatib.
Singapore’s annual Ramadan and Eid festival is becoming increasingly popular with travellers who are visiting one of Asia’s most cosmopolitan capitals to enjoy the sights, tastes and sounds of the Muslim community’s unique celebrations.
RACE ACE Menasheh Idafar is on the fast track to success after competing for glory against drivers from across the globe in one of motorsport’s leading single-seater championship series.
For many the summer will officially finish this coming weekend. Has there been a Nostradamus-style prophecy predicting a seismic events that will see temperatures drop by 20 degrees? No – it’s the end of the waiting, filling time by watching summer sports of tennis and cricket, and the return of the English Premier League.
A LEADING Bahraini doctor has been given the green light to expand his current physical rehabilitation centre to help more patients’ combat stress and related ailments.
The Citroen DS3 has been named 2010 Car of the Year by Top Gear magazine, so, if it’s good enough for Jeremy Clarkson and his team of automotive experts, it must be good enough for me.
THE exquisite French Sofitel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa has introduced an Arabic twist to its modern look as the resort participates in its first Ramadan on the island, writes Stan Szecowka.
IT’S always a huge disappointment when you hear about a film that sounds like the best thing since sliced bread but when you watch it, it falls hideously short of your expectations.
Dave Bailey has recently been appointed captain of Awali Golf Club and is looking forward to leading the club through what promises to be one of the busiest seasons in its history.
