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5 Other Things To Do In Cairo Words Juber Ahmed If you ask anyone about Cairo, the first thing that pops into their mind is the legendary pyramids – maybe even the Egyptian Museum or the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar. But beyond the pyramids, museums and busy marketplaces lie a world of sites that are waiting […]
Discover the joy of Ireland’s best-known cities, where fantastic breaks and getaways full of new experiences will be found around every street corner in 2022. Ireland’s diverse cities, alive with designer hotels and trendy cafés, art galleries and museums, plus a world-class cuisine, are the perfect complement to the island’s unbeatable countryside scenery and greenery. […]
The Cotswolds is a very special and wonderful place. A short break or even an extended holiday in the Cotswolds will leave you wanting more and you’ll be booking your next Cotswolds holiday as soon as you return home! Covering almost 800 square miles, running through five counties (Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and Worcestershire) – […]
The Maldives is a muslim country but its never the first go-to thought for many muslim travellers from the UK. Alcohol is a big factor in choosing the right resort for you and your family. Alcohol, beers and spirits are prohibited for the locals so you can not buy it from local supermarkets, grocery stores […]
South East England is the ideal destination for a Muslim day out with family or friends. It is the country’s largest region comprising of East Sussex, West Sussex, Berkshire, Hampshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Kent, the Isle of Wight, and Surrey counties. This getaway is perfect for couples, groups, and families. Here, you’ll find stunning cliffy coastlines, […]
Main image credit – Jack Anstey The entire English coastline will become accessible to visitors for the first time when the new England Coast Path National Trail is launched next year. At 2,800 miles it will be the world’s longest sign-posted walking route and to celebrate, 2023 is to be designated the Year of the […]
