The Java World Travel Fair had strong participation by the UAE, including the Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority (ADTA), Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM), Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways, and Dubai’s Emirates Airlines. The World Tourism Congress organized the JATA fair and it took place in Tokyo between September 17th and September 20th. More than 100,000 people visited the UAE booths, which highlighted the country as a world class leisure, business and tourism destination.
The DTCM theme was “Now is the time to travel to Dubai.” DTCM also organized meetings and debates as part of its promotional campaign. Saeed Ali Al Nuwais, UAE ambassador to Japan said new routes from Abu Dhabi to Dubai and Narita will begin next year and have a positive effect on cultural, social, and economic relations between the two countries.
This is reputed as being one of the most visited museums in all of Geneva. This museum features the constant struggle of the world's humanitarian organizations, from their initial primitive stages to the modern, well-developed movements of today. The museum also offers a multi-media experience that is quite unique and informative, providing news and video footage of current issues. Locati...
Address: entrance at the north end of Naqsh e Jahan Square, stretches to the old Friday Mosque Timings: Saturdays to Thursdays 9am to 8pm It is said that the best place to truly experience authentic culture within a city is to head to the lowliest sprawling open-air markets. This is especially the case with Isfahan, where the Grand Bazaar, also called the Qaiseriyyah Bazaar and the Bazaa...
The Sports Museum of Los Angeles contains over 10,000 sports memorabilia and collectible items from decades of sports history. A haven for sports fans! Address: 1900 S Main St, Los Angeles Tel: (213) 763-4860 ...
Japan is famed for the rapid technological advances it has made and the high quality electronics that its numerous factories churn out. The Panasonic Center allows for tourists to witness firsthand the sheer progress Japan has made in this department. Visitors are allowed to interact and use the various exhibits including Nintendo games on gigantic TV screens, checking out various cameras, camcor...