Middle East
Eid In The Middle East: What To Expect & Where To Go
A season of joy and festivities — here's how Muslims across the Middle East welcome the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Fitr.7 Things To Know Before You Fly To Medina: World’s #1 Safest City For Female Travellers
Medina topped the list of the world's safest cities for solitary female travellers, with a perfect 10/10 score in two distinct categories. So the next time you want to fly solo, consider this stunning locale.Shots, Shots, Shots: Your Travel Vaccine Checklist
These may not be the shots to sing about, but they’re definitely a travel necessity.The Top 5 Languages for Great Job Opportunities In 2020
The best way to open yourself up to new and exciting job opportunities is to work on your skillset. Of course, when it comes to working abroad, speaking at least one foreign language is essential.10 Must-Visit Cities In Bahrain
The kingdom of Bahrain is a popular tourist destination and multi-ethnic society in the Middle East. We explore the most interesting cities to visit in Bahrain and what makes them unique.5 Ways To Offend A Local In The Middle East
The Middle East has a mix of cultures and customs. As you explore this transcontinental region, it’s important to be aware of what can be perceived as offensive.Home Of The Three Wise Men In Amidiya, Iraqi Kurdistan
Amidiya (or Amedi) in Iraqi Kurdistan is surrounded by spectacular natural beauty, but the reason to visit is the fact that Christians, Muslims, and Jews peacefully co-inhabit the area. And have done so for millennia.Visiting Roman Ruins In The Middle East
All roads lead to Rome, or so the saying goes. Here are two impressive Roman ruin sites to visit next time you are in the Middle East.Exploring The Qadisha Valley In Lebanon
At the heart of the Lebanese mountains lays the Qadisha Valley. Not only is it home to one of the largest Christian monastery settlements in the world, but it is also where the Forest of the Cedars of God is found.10 Of The Best Places To Eat At In Marrakesh
No holiday is complete until you explore the best food your destination has to offer. I spent two weeks in Marrakesh and discovered the city’s most mouth-watering Moroccan dishes.Bargain Like A Pro At Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar
While some say that shopping at the Grand Bazaar is intimidating, and others say bargaining is a dying art, haggling for a good price is still an excellent way to experience Turkish culture.Floating In The Dead Sea Of Jordan
Many people have ‘Floating in the dead sea’ on their bucket lists. Besides the fact that one can just naturally float in this body of water, the water itself has healing properties, as does the mud.