By Maryam Rahman,on May 8th,2013 The House of Ittehad – clothing retail chain owned by Faisalabad-based Ittehad Group of Industries – plans on opening new outlets across Pakistan to target the emerging middle-class. The chain has cemented its presence in the market for the last two years and received good market response both locally and globally,encouraging the company to . . . →Read More:The House of Ittehad looks for new avenues of growth By Heinrich Schönhuber,on May 3rd,2013 This Month in Photo of the Day:The Stories Behind Your Shots I woke up early to go take some photos of a haunted mansion in Tokai in Cape Town. I got lost down a dirt road of sorts and noticed how gorgeous the heavy mist looked as it hung low over . . . →Read More:Tokai Forest,South Africa By Sahrish Jamali,on April 24th,2013 Celebrities and models exhibit collections by Nadya Mistry,Mifrah and Deepak Perwani. By Ali Farhan,on April 24th,2013 Colombia’s grand gateway From a mosque-like tower in Malaysia to one of London’s most iconic structures,these five landmarks were designed to stand the test of time. In Colombia,the four-sided Torre del Reloj gate grants access to the most charming part of Cartagena – a walled section . . . →Read More:Clock towers from around the world By Sahrish Jamali,on April 10th,2013 A Pakistani lady among Heliskiers from about 6 countries who completed the first ever Heliskiing on the high altitude mountains of the mighty Karakoram range. The group was assisted by Pakistan Army to reach the skiing point without hiking up. BBC reports the event closely. Watch and Share. . . . →Read More:Exhilarating adventure of heliskiing in the Karakorum Mountains By Alizeh Khattak,on April 9th,2013 How many of you believe its Pakistan ? We posted the same a few months back and many people claimed it is somewhere in antartica.. But this is Pakistan –The largest cluster of glaciers outside polar world lies here in Pakistan. . . . →Read More:This is not Antarctica,but Pakistan By Tina McCloughy,on April 8th,2013 As early as this month, airlines worldwide may start testing a strategy that could customise airfare pricing and itinerary results based on who is searching. These personalised fares could be affected by where you live,how often you fly,the kind of travel you do and other personal information. . . . →Read More:Customized airline ticket prices By Amelie Durand,on April 5th,2013 These unconventional travel destinations are a far cry from the standard beach holiday. From a treehouse swaying in the canopy in Spain to a converted fishing boat in France,spend the weekend somewhere out of the ordinary. A windmill in Greece On the northeast coast of the volcanic island of Santorini lie three whitewashed windmills, . . . →Read More:Extraordinary places to stay By Sahrish Jamali,on March 25th,2013 By Tina McCloughy,on March 20th,2013 San José del Cabo’s personal touch Whether seeking refuge in the sands of Playa del Carmen or on the shaded balconies of Los Cabos,these sunny retreats will upgrade your warm-weather holiday. Set on the tip of Mexico’s Baja peninsula,the One and Only Palmilla resort prides itself on individual service,carefully greeting each . . . →Read More:Luxury beach hotels in Mexico | |
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