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The first phase of construction of the world’s largest underwater theme park went swimmingly and the 72m-long Boeing 747, which will be part of the amusement area, has already created a big splash of interest with divers and eco-warriors across the globe.
In many parts of the world, summer means the onset of the festival season and thanks to the creative mind of one Bahrain resident, this week will see the first-ever Bahrain Fringe Festival entertain scores of fans.
The LEGO Show, organised by the Bahrain Tourism and Exhibition Authority, returned to the island for a third round of brick-building fun just in time for Eid Al Fitr celebrations.
A teacher handed out a small gift to students in her Bahrain class to help ease the stress before their examinations and was stunned to find out that years later one of the pupils was still carrying the good luck charm on his global travels … after a chance encounter in Japan.
