Prestige issue 103, december 2001
High - Egypt. Initiatory journey through space and time, in the land of great builders. Along this untamed river whose mysterious rhythm inspired myths and legends, from ancient times until today, the Nile continues to fascinate its contemplators.
Prestige issue 260, March 2015
Whether adept, pro or just an amateur of race cars, no one can remain indifferent in front of a Ferrari, luxurious, fascinating and imposing. Invited to Dubai by Scuderia Lebanon sal, official importer of Ferrari in Lebanon for a test drive of the brand new 2015 model of the beautiful Italian, the Ferrari California T, for a one day time, it was more than a single experience of driving, a beautiful dream, a thunderbolt.
Prestige issue 132, May 2004
It's off Marsa Alam, two hours from the shore, that these photos were taken. A wonderful little bay houses these "nice friends" of the man affectionately known as the "dolphin house." Equipped with masks and snorkels-the bubbles produced by scuba equipment would spooked dolphins-we move slowly, cautiously,
Prestige issue 127-128, Dec-Jan. 2003-2004
At 32 kms from Aleppo. A mountain. A place of pilgrimage. Qal’at Simaan, the citadel of Simeon. The saint lived there 42 years on a pillar. He was called the Stylite. His asceticism fascinated. His faith was mobilizing crowds. When he died, people wanted to make the richest tribute to the man who had made a vow of poverty. Around this pillar was built a large church.
Its name does not inspire joy, this sea that is actually a huge salt lake of more than 800km2, is the delight of thousands of tourists. What attracts so many people to this dream destination? Is it the paradisiacal setting? Is it the luxurious hotels that grow along its shores,
Prestige issue 266, September 2015
Lebanese universities are recognized internationally for providing the highest level of education and the best quality. Beside the traditional, old established universities, like USJ, AUB, LAU. Lebanon has during the last decade experienced a large number of universities
Prestige issue 256, November 2014
The Phoenicians exported already, for over 4000 years their jars of wine and developed vineyards and wine cellars. Later, in Roman times in the middle of the second century BC, a temple was dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine, in the region of Baalbeck. It was in the Bekaa Valley that viticulture has developed first. The monks used to produce wine for religious purposes. Today, the culture of vineyards conquered several areas including Mount
Prestige issue N°248, March 2014
Splendors and houses of the capital, as well as the beauty of the palaces and Decorative Arts in Lebanon, thoroughly explored and revealed in his six previous books, the publisher, author and artist Hani J. Samaha selected in his seventh illustrated wonder " Beirut hidden Treasures Unveiling Art & Antiques from Private Collections " hidden treasures of Beirut.

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