Showing posts with label middle east. Show all posts
Showing posts with label middle east. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

Jordan - A Grand Adventure

Jordan - Pink Sunset over Petra
Jordan - Pink Sunset over Petra
Given current political events the Center East mightn't be at the top of everyone's listing of must visit locations. I undoubtedly was not thrilled at the chance of a visit but once I started my study a Jordan vacation didn't look all that much of a 'job'. Unlike its other Arab alternatives, Jordan doesn't have the natural resource of oil to create it a large person. Tourism plays a large part in Jordan's economy and the people are extremely inviting and enthusiastic about their beloved country.

Just before my trip I'd of course heard of the Nabataean city of Petra. A historian's wonderland, the initial 6th century town carved deeply in to the red rock of the Ma'an governate. Petra is one the world's best archaeological finds and enduring connections to a far gone past and because of this alone one must visit Jordan. I came across inside my trip, nevertheless, that Jordan offers much more than just Petra and is just about among the most useful places on the planet for adventure holidays. With marvelous old towns and fortresses, the wild red desert of Wadi Rum to discover and the fantastic Dead Sea to curl up in, Jordan provides some thing for everybody.

On my 8 excursion I took a walk through the hills of Dana National Park, took a and a across the desert and camped in a conventional Bedouin tent underneath the stars. I investigated the fortress of Kerak and all and the Roman ruins of Jerash before flying in the Dead Sea. In per week I'd seen the majority of Jordan's prime vacation retail, dined with an area household in Amman and milked a goat however it was upon achieving the top of 900 actions that my love for Jordan was covered. We reached a view by itself, the absolute most sophisticated of Nabataean structure and the Treasury after an impressive walk through a maze of rocky trails and caves. When we'd overcome the shock with this beautiful ruin we continued to the treasure of the time, the Monastery. This is actually the famous image of Jordan and one I'll always remember.

For a state set between the gloom and doom of the Arab rebellion, Jordan sets it self apart with warm food, a range of historical treasures and a brilliant and vibrant culture. For the more effective vacation manufacturers your heart will be got by the bumpy jeep rides, snorkeling in the Red Sea or sand boarding pumping. For those looking for a bit of history and tradition at a comfortable pace, select a trip that goes on the historical features visit of the Middle East - from the Pyramids to the Lost City of Petra. And if you should be only searching for an amazing trip with food and great food decide to try the current city of Amman.

Photo by Salim Photography/ www.salimphoto.com

Monday, 28 January 2013

Burj Al Arab, Dubai - Officially Rated a Seven Stars Hotel

The Seven Star team’s most recent travel agenda included a review of the “world's most luxurious hotel,” Burj Al Arab. The Seven Stars team presented the Seven Stars Award in December 2012 after an review of Dubai's most iconic building to the management and staff of Burj Al Arab. "The level of service we experienced during our stay at Burj Al Arab was what one would expect from a true Seven Stars hotel," said Mr. Buehrmann, President of Seven Stars and Stripes.

Burj Al Arab, Dubai - Officially Rated a Seven Stars Hotel
New York, NY, January 24, 2013 --(PR.com)-- www.sevenstarsandstripes.com/magazine.asp

Burj Al Arab, Dubai, UAE Received the Seven Stars and Stripes Award

The Seven Star team’s most recent travel agenda included a review of the “world's most luxurious hotel,” Burj Al Arab (Tower of the Arabs). Although no longer the world’s tallest hotel, Burj Al Arab is still Dubai's most iconic building, featuring the world’s tallest atrium (180 meters = 590 ft), residing on its own man made island and resembling the billowing sail of a dhow. The Seven Stars team presented the Seven Stars Award in December 2012 after an review of Dubai's most iconic building to the management and staff of Burj Al Arab. "The level of service we experienced during our stay at Burj Al Arab was what one would expect from a true Seven Star hotel or resort. This hotel is uncompromisingly well managed by GM Heinrich Morio and his team is impeccably well trained; definitely living up to its reputation," said Mr. Buehrmann, President of Seven Stars and Stripes. The Seven Stars team has been reviewing the finest hotel, resorts, spa and restaurants around the globe for over a decade and were on their way home from South Africa where they filmed the Seven Stars Travel Show at "Karkloof," Africa's first Seven Stars "Safari Spa."