Emirates Falconers’ Club, together with New York University Abu Dhabi and the International Fund of Houbara Conservation saw the official opening of the one of a kind falconry conference entitled Raptor and Falconry Depictions Throughout The Millennia on a Global Scale today at the New York University Abu Dhabi Conference Center. Among
Emirates Falconers’ Club, in collaboration with the New York University Abu Dhabi and the International Fund of Houbara Conservation, is set to host a research falconry conference with the title Raptor and Falconry Depictions Throughout The Millennia on a Global Scale from 5-8 March.
Falconry Conference, to be officially opened by
Lausanne stands out as an iconic city with majestic view soverlooking Switzerland’s most scenic vistas.Minutes away from the main city is a one of a kind terraces which sets the country apart as one of the world’s most beautiful wine region, the Lavaux Vineyard Terraces.
Carved into the hillsides set along the shores of Lake
Abu Dhabi recorded a remarkable 30 percent increase in the number of hotel guest arrivals this June, compared to the same month in 2016, boosted by an exceptional Eid Al Fitr period, which saw many premium hotels fully booked.
In the first six months of 2017, the emirate welcomed more than 2.25 million guests to its 165 hotels and hotel
Abu Dhabi has been named the second-best city in the world to live, work and do business in, overtaking both London and Paris and moving up two places since the last Ipsos City Index. More than 18,000 people, aged between 16 and 64, in 26 countries worldwide were interviewed for the Index, with New York maintaining the overall world number
