Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
PEOPLE who give up smoking begin to improve their health almost immediately, according to a study of more than 100,000 women carried out between 1980 and 2004.
BAHRAINI street dancers - known as B-boys - so impressed a visiting professional breakdancer that he staged special lessons for the youngsters in a Bahrain hotel.
PEOPLE who give up smoking begin to improve their health almost immediately, according to a study of more than 100,000 women carried out between 1980 and 2004.
Suha Travel and Tours in Manama, one of the island's youngest travel service providers, has announced expansion plans with a brand new logo.
The fourth Arabian Hotel Investment Conference ended on a positive note with speakers and delegates unanimous on the strength of the regional hospitality sector, and potential for future growth.
SIXTH FORM student Fabio Giuseppe Cantoni has discovered the perfect way to beat the stress of examinations ... juggling sticks!
Home-seekers and investors have been given a first glimpse of the showcase villas which are the latest edition of the imaginative $1 billion Al Areen resort and residential development located in central Bahrain.
THE Palace in Adliya is carving a niche for film and art lovers on the island by providing a comfortable setting for a night at the movies.
THOUSANDS of visitors captured the essence of the kingdom at the 16th Bahrain Heritage Festival held in the grounds of the Bahrain National Museum in Manama.
Well, it has been a very tough few days for me. Blood, sweat, tears and even an emergency visit to Salmaniya's emergency room during school hours sums up what I have been going through this past week.
A state-of-the-art modern facility at the cost of approximately BD15 million ($40 million) is to house the new Riffa Views International School (RVIS) in September this year.
The fourth Arabian Hotel Investment Conference ended on a positive note with speakers and delegates unanimous on the strength of the regional hospitality sector, and potential for future growth.
THE Lost Paradise of Dilmun is hosting a lunch that will be held at the Water Park, as well as an entire day's experience for 200 delegates participating in the Bahrain International Travel Expo (BITE).
