InFocus | Gulf News 30th Year
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Thursday Jan 8
Letters from the past
Gulf News looks back over the years at concerns and issues raised by readers in their letters to the newspaper. It's a retrospective that offers an insight into the community, the development of the country and the people. Here is a set of letters from 1987.
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Thursday Jan 8
Al Ain's old treasures
Archaeological discoveries have revealed evidence of a thriving ancient civilisation.
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Thursday Dec 25
DDF marks 25 years of excellence
With a string of fantastic results over the years, Dubai Duty Free has evolved from being just an airport player to becoming a household name.
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Thursday Dec 25
RAK: The next attraction
The Tourism Department here has a target of 2.5 million visitors by 2012. The number of visitors in 2007 was 500,000 and Ras Al Khaimah enjoyed 40 per cent growth in tourist numbers last year.
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Thursday Dec 18
Kalba, a peaceful holiday haven
While people from other emirates descend on fujairah and head north residents turn south.
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Thursday Dec 18
Culture and lifestyle, the Italian way
A group called Circolo Italiano Culturale E Ricreativo is offering an environment where people can learn Italy's traditions and language.
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Thursday Dec 11
Coming to the UAE to learn to dance like true Scots
A Scottish couple have learned Scottish country dances after reaching the UAE thanks to St Andrew's Society, a social organisation of Scots which celebrates its 40th anniversary in Abu Dhabi next year.
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Thursday Dec 11
Letters from the past
Letters from theGulf News looks back over the years at concerns and issues raised by readers in their letters to the newspaper. It's a retrospective that offers an insight into the community, the development of the country and the people. past
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Thursday Dec 11
Gulf News readers speak
Gulf News readers speak
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Thursday Dec 11
Deira Clock Tower is a mark of changing times in the UAE
The Clock Tower in Deira was built in 1963 to celebrate the country's first oil exports and has served as a major landmark in the city
