Middle East
World’s Deepest Pool Opens in Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Jul 29, 2021Fast-Paced Doha Gears Up for FIFA 2022
April/May 2021
May 17, 2021
Dubai Transforms for a Brighter Future
September 2020
Sep 18, 2020March 2020
Mar 3, 2020Tel Aviv Attracts International Tourists and Businesses
WITH CITIES OLD ENOUGH to appear in the Bible and ancient ports connected to classical myths, Israel is a storied land that doesn’t often inspire thoughts of modernity and progress, but its second-largest city should. Though not the capital, Tel Aviv (officially, Tel Aviv-Yafo) is Israel’s economic hub, and its dominance in the technological and creative industries drives traffic to the city in droves. It’s the No. 1 destination for immigration in Israel and has been for the past five years.
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March 2020
Mar 3, 2020Check Taking a Hot Air Balloon Ride Over Cappadocia Off Your Bucket List
WHEN MOUNT ERCIYES POURED lava over central Turkey thousands of years ago, the volcanic ash formed a surreal, lunar- like landscape consisting of cone-shaped fairy chimneys and layers of soft volcanic rock called tufa. Early Christians found the pervious terrain ideal for escaping persecution by Romans and Arabs. When wet, the tufa could be easily carved like soap to make caves out of the pinnacles and even underground cities descending hundreds of feet below the surface.