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Sweet North Africa Better known as Ameliorata or Mignonette, this sweet smelling flower can trace its origins to the Maghreb. Though better suited for the garden, you can also cut the stems and plant them for indoor use during the winter months. It first appeared on European shores in 1750
Philippe Ghanem may be one the region’s most promising business leaders. But as Michael McAdam finds out, he is hardly your typical business tycoon.
I really don’t understand what all the controversy is about. Or why people are rallying against a bank offering plastic surgery loans. Business is business and beauty – or the lack thereof in some cases – is becoming a very lucrative one. So why shouldn’t banks, or rather Lebanon’s First N
Bahaa Al Hariri is a very private man. The eldest of Rafic Al Hariri's children, he was born into fame yet lives on his own terms. In this rare interview he speaks candidly about business and fatherhood.
As policymakers grapple for ways to circumvent reliance on fossil fuels, real estate developers are already championing the cause. As Habib Battah discovers, in the Gulf, environment-friendly projects are beginning to skyrocket.
Seventy percent of the Earth is covered by water. So if you really want to explore new landscapes then doing so by private yacht is the definitive option. But what if you wanted to go where very few others ever go? Then buy an icebreaker discovers Ziad Taha.
If you feel that the paved road is no longer to your liking and you want to expertly explore the wilderness, Land Rover, with its Land Rover Driving School, can supply just the thing, as Samer Gharios finds out.
Pleasure vessels are enjoying ever higher growth in terms of sales within our region. Significantly, Italian yacht maker Azimut decided to make its worldwide launch for its new 103S at the Dubai International Boat Show. Michael McAdam takes a closer look.
At any good outdoor party of if you just want to lounge by the pool, music is key to your enjoyment. There are better ways of hearing your indoor sound system than by just turning the volume up. As Ken Kessler discovers, some speakers can weather the harshest conditions and still sing a go
Two artists with two very different approaches to their craft offer a vivid indication of the rising young female talent in the region. Carole Corm talks to Summer Alireza and Sally Khoury about their work, styles and inspirations.
Ever had a bed you can’t get to sleep in, a new home that just feels wrong or an office where you can somehow never get down to work? Insomnia, unfamiliarity or laziness could be the cause…or perhaps you have a case of bad Feng Shui, writes Lucy Fielder.
American-based Bluefish concierge service has mastered the art of the ultimate experience and travel. Nothing seems too exclusive or difficult for the company. And that’s why they needed to be set a challenge in the Middle East, writes Rana Ballout.