British air travel specialist Hybrid Air Vehicles has revealed plans for its mighty Airlander 10, dubbed a “flying five-star hotel” to transport tourists as far as the North Pole.
At a staggering 320 feet long, this will be the longest aircraft in the world. It will be able to travel at a maximum altitude of 20,000 feet for up to five days at any one time, but the real beauty of these bucket-list trips is that the craft can fly low over epic terrain, giving passengers the most incredible views
With the right investment in this new design these trips could be ready to take off as early as 2024. Of course this kind of a trip comes at a relative expense with or a two-person cabins starts at around GBP 80,000.
As the cultural landscape of the Middle East continues to evolve, Abu Dhabi is preparing to unveil one of its most anticipated artistic milestones. On 11 December 2026, the long-awaited Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will officially open its doors, marking a transformative moment not only for the UAE but also for the international art world.
A remarkable chapter in the story of Impressionism has arrived in Abu Dhabi as Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s celebrated masterpiece Berthe Morisot and Her Daughter, Julie Manet goes on display at Louvre Abu Dhabi. Presented for a one-year exhibition, the 1894 double portrait becomes the latest exceptional artwork from the Abu Dhabi Masterpieces Collection to enter the museum’s galleries, strengthening Abu Dhabi’s vision of creating a cultural destination where art connects different civilizations, histories, and generations.
The seventh edition of the Amman International Film Festival – Awal Film has officially opened, reaffirming Jordan's growing role as one of the Arab world's leading cultural destinations. Bringing together filmmakers, actors and audiences from across the Middle East and beyond, this year's festival celebrates not only the power of cinema but also the stories, identities and voices that continue to shape the region.