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Egypt's North Coast: Where to go on the Mediterranean and what's coming next

Tourism Minister says coast west of Alexandria to be region's hot destination for decades

Orry Shenjobi’s immersive installation explores prayer, memory, future of Nigerian craft

The Nigerian-British artist brings Yoruba and Benin carving traditions into conversation with contemporary design in a site-specific exhibition at New Culture Studios, Ibadan. AN installation by Nigerian-British multidisciplinary artist Orry Shenjobi will transform New Culture Studios in Ibadan into an immersive environment exploring prayer, cultural memory and the future of Nigerian craft. Titled ‘Àdúrà Lẹ́rẹ̀,’ […] The post Orry Shenjobi’s immersive installation explores prayer, memory, future of Nigerian craft appeared first on Tribune Online.

Kyoto exhibition finds Zen in the worlds of Studio Ghibli

Studio Ghibli co-founder and producer Toshio Suzuki invites visitors to consider what it means to live well at "Zen and Ghibli."

‘It warms our hearts’: Over 15,000 people celebrate Iraq in Dubai

Over 15,000 people gathered in Dubai to celebrate Iraq's heritage with music, food, and cultural displays, strengthening UAE-Iraq ties in a vibrant event.

'My soul is Iraqi, my heart is Emirati': Iraqi community comes together in celebration in Dubai

Traditional music, food and displays help strengthen cultural ties between two nations

Why Abu Dhabi residents queue despite delivery culture

In a city of instant deliveries, find out why people line up for Marmellata's pizza, valuing the dining experience and the charm of waiting together.

Michael Douglas reveals what he loves most about Mallorca: “We love being surrounded by nature and our serene view and privacy”

Over the years, the actor, who spends a great deal of time on the island with his wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, has frequently spoken about the peace and inspiration he finds on the island, describing it as a place where he feels truly at home.

Uganda: No Visa Card? No Problem As Travel By Momo Offers Ugandans a New Way to Book Flights

[Nile Post] Ugandans can now search for and book flights directly through the MoMo app using mobile money, offering an alternative to bank cards for online travel payments.

South Africa’s Garden Route is becoming more than a holiday destination

From Knysna to Mossel Bay, South Africa's famous Garden Route is attracting buyers looking for more than a holiday home.

Albanian Qamile Marra may be world’s oldest woman at 117

At 117, Qamile Marra may be the world’s oldest woman, living a vibrant life in Albania surrounded by family, fruit trees, and cherished memories.

12 new things opening in Dubai this October, from restaurants to attractions

It's a new season, so there's no surprise that Dubai is celebrating with plenty of new openings and reopenings

50 brilliant family days out in the UAE, no matter your budget

Ramadan, Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha 2027: UAE dates and public holidays

Discover UAE's Ramadan, Eid Al Fitr, and Eid Al Adha 2027 dates, public holidays, and potential long breaks based on astronomical forecasts and moon sightings.

‘Under attack’ from fragrance, Hanoi prunes its famous blossoms

The Vietnamese capital boasts more than 14,400 alstonia scholaris.

From Pakistan to Indian reels: Saraiki song ‘Chalre Chalre Waal’ goes viral

Pakistani folk song 'Chalre Chalre Waal' goes viral in India, captivating millions with its melody and cultural roots across borders.

France 90-day rule: can you visit in alternate months under Schengen rules?

Find out how the France 90-day rule works if you travel in alternate months, and how to stay within the Schengen 90 days in 180 limit. Use the short-stay calculator to avoid overstaying.

What readers wish they'd known about moving household items to Italy

If you're planning on moving to Italy, you might be considering how many of your household belongings you should bring with you. These are readers' experiences shipping their stuff to Italy, and what they'd do differently next time.

‘Nebrija en Filipinas’ exhibit opens at LPU

Discover the rich linguistic and cultural connections at the 'Nebrija en Filipinas' exhibit, now open at Lyceum of the Philippines University. Explore the legacy of Antonio de Nebrija and the historical significance of grammar in documenting languages.