Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Adventurous Ryan Hughes is bringing the latest extreme sport craze to the waters of Amwaj - kite-surfing.
Summer is upon us once again in all its glowering, radiant glory. The days are longer, brighter and hotter.
THE new Bahraini head of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland - Bahrain takes charge at the beginning of September.
ORGANISERS of a fund-raising cricket tournament hope the sport will help unite the kingdom's different communities and help raise funds for one of Bahrain's oldest centres for special needs children.
THE inaugural Bahrain International Airshow looks likely to bring up to $13 million into the local economy.
MOTORCYCLE enthusiast Farhan Ali is aiming to help bikers create their own dream machines for the road.
In today's economic climate an integrated transport network is crucial to helping shipping companies and logistics operators to cut costs, according to the chairman of the General Organisation of Sea Ports (GOP).
Bahrain will host the world-renowned F2 World Championships for Powerboating for the first time.
Students of interior design in Bahrain and abroad can soon look forward to a new handbook to improve their skills and create beautiful spaces.
With many residential projects coming to completion in Bahrain and owners starting to move in, many may be wondering how to ensure that their new garden will best complement their new home.
National carrier Gulf Air has signed a $70 million four-year loan facility with Bahrain Islamic Bank (BIsB) to partly finance eight A320 aircraft, which are expected to delivered around the end of the year.
STARTING a career with a plum job at the end of college is a dream every student hopes will become a reality ... although graduates across the globe have been finding it an increasingly difficult prospect in the current financial climate.
Bahrain Polytechnic in Isa Town is making excellent progress towards its objective of becoming a world-class tertiary institution.
Belt up and buckle up for a bumpy ride into a profitable future ... this message rang loud and clear as Gulf Air's new CEO, Samer Al Majali, gave his first address to staff members of the beleaguered national carrier.
