Along with other, more famous natural wonders like Australia´s Great Barrier Reef, Tanzania´s Kilimanjaro and the Dead Sea between Jordan and Israel, Lebanon´s Jeita Grotto also made it onto the list of finalists for the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
Whilst Bacchus (or Dionysus) was known as the god of wine, his temple now brings music-worshippers from all over the world together once a year in June/July at the Baalbek International Music Festival.
There´s a good reason why Byblos lays claim to being one of the oldest continuously inhabited sites in the world: once you get there you won´t want to leave either.
“The best people-watching on the planet” or the place to get “a taste of that Sixties hedonism”… the luxury beach resort Edde Sands in Byblos.
Everyone knows that the falafel is Egyptian right? But then why are the Israeli´s and Palestinians fighting over it? And what does Lebanon have to do with it?
Take advantage of the fact that Beirut can be enjoyed on foot and spend a day feeling the city´s energy on the streets.
Batelco Group and its commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility during the first half of 2012.
Batelco Group’s Market Leadership Maintained in Bahrain
The first six months of the year saw sound performance for the Batelco Group in key overseas markets, where the value of recent investments are being realized and serving to positively impact results.
Batelco Group operational highlights and performance of mobile and broadband segments in the first half of 2012.
