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Namita’s Natter // Global Warming Reveals The Ugly Side Of Mt Everest – Mountaineers’ Ego Tourism

Brew Admin   Fri 15 Jan 2021    

It’s every climber’s dream – conquering the mighty Mount Everest. Since long before the world’s highest peak was first conquered in 1953 by Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, mountaineers from across the world have travelled to it. From spring to […]

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Where’s the party at in Dubai this Eve? Here’s your fireworks, RTA, shop-till-you-drop guide

Brew Admin   Thu 31 Dec 2020    

Buzzing tourist-hub Dubai and the nation’s capital Abu Dhabi have announced a packed programme of events for New Year’s Eve, matching in an array of entertainment activities, fireworks and concerts taking place across the city. As the emirates prepares for […]

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Dubai’s oldest wooden vessels get a smart, green upgrade

Shaneer N. Siddiqui   Sun 27 Dec 2020    

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has launched the enhanced new generation of traditional wooden ‘Abras’ (or ferries) replicating the same design of the existing Abras while conforming to the highest security, safety and environmental standards. The traditional Abras are […]

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Lush ‘Mangrove Beach’ opens in Umm Al Quwain

Brew Admin   Mon 21 Dec 2020    

The “Mangrove Beach” in Khor Al Yeefrah, Umm Al Quwain, opened to visitors from around the emirates Sunday. The Department of Tourism and Antiquities of Umm Al Quwain is continuing to prepare for the official inauguration of the beach, which […]

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Art Dubai to burst on-scene with live shows, diverse displays

Brew Admin   Thu 17 Dec 2020    

The region’s main art fair – Art Dubai – is set to showcase the local budding talent in its 14th edition to run from March 17-20 next year. The exhibit has made its return with 85 galleries from 36 countries to coincide with […]

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Dubai Shopping Festival 2020 roars in on a festive high

Brew Admin   Thu 17 Dec 2020    

The ‘world’s biggest’ shop fest is back in town as the annual DSF’s 26th run kicked off Thursday to a grand opening of wowing sales, thriving markets, live concerts, and all-around family entertainment. Set to dash into the new year, […]

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Dubai’s NYE ’21 to raise the roof with concerts, sales, and more!

Brew Admin   Tue 15 Dec 2020    

Dubai is all set to celebrate New Year’s Eve with an added bang, heralding joy and optimism post a year of hardships, by organising a range of events, activities and special parties. The New Year’s celebrations in the city coincide […]

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‘Nuclear’ Chernobyl zone seeks heritage status from UNESCO

Brew Admin   Mon 14 Dec 2020    

‘Chernobyl.’ The name incites haunting memories of the world’s worst nuclear disaster that forced thousands to flee, leaving behind homes and livelihoods in the April of 1986. Ever since, the silent, overgrown Ukrainian town of Pripyat has been frozen in […]

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‘Fantastic Beasts’: London Museum to unlock doors to a magical realm

Brew Admin   Wed 09 Dec 2020    

Potterheads are sure to track a trail to this exhibit quicker than a Niffler as London’s Natural History Museum puts up a “Fantastic Beasts” spectacle, chock full of mythical legends and folklore. The Museum has scoured its vast collection for […]

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Super Nintendo World: The ‘Mario’ scape of your dreams soon to be a reality!

Brew Admin   Wed 02 Dec 2020    

The world’s first Super Nintendo World is set to open on the premises of the Osaka-based Universal Studios Japan in a delightful announcement that came directly from inside the park’s newly revealed Bowser Castle Monday. Executive producer Thomas Geraghty of Universal […]

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Canary Islands: Tourism flatlines as refugees call volcanic isles new home

Brew Admin   Thu 26 Nov 2020    

In a normal year, it would be high tourist season for the Canary Islands, but a huge influx of migrants instead teem the streets, finding their new home in the Spanish archipelago. With reception centres swamped and overrun after the […]

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