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Dusit International to debut in VietnamDusit International, one of Thailand’s foremost hotel and property development companies, will make its Vietnam debut this month with the opening of Dusit Princess Moonrise Beach Resort on the country’s largest island, Phu Quoc. More… |
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Dusit Hotels inks new project in DubaiLeading hospitality group Dusit Hotels and Resorts has signed a technical design agreement with ACES Property Development for a new hotel apartment project under its Dusit Princess brand in Dubai, UAE, said a report. The agreement was s More… |
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Expo spotlight on stunning designs by Princess NourahStunning jewellery designs from Saudi Arabian Princess Nourah Al Faisal is being showcased at Jewellery Arabia 2015. Princess Nourah, founder and designer of Nuun Jewels, is displaying her Shadow and Light collection at the expo, along with ma More… |
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Britain celebrates birth of a princessBritain's Duchess of Cambridge, the wife of Prince William, gave birth to a girl on Saturday, the couple's second child and a sister to one-year-old Prince George. The royal family's newest member was born at 8:34 a.m. More… |
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US court dismisses case against Saudi princessHuman trafficking charges against a Saudi princess accused of holding a Kenyan servant as a virtual prisoner in her California home were dismissed by a judge on Friday after prosecutors said they were unable to corroborate the allegations. More… |
Saudi princess accused of holding servant captiveProsecutors in Southern California charged a Saudi Arabian princess on Wednesday with human trafficking and accused her of bringing a Kenyan woman to the US and holding her against her will as a servant. The accused woman, Meshael More… |
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Daughter of Prince William, Kate to be princessBritain's Queen Elizabeth has announced that if Prince William and pregnant wife Kate have a daughter she will officially hold the title of princess, updating rules introduced almost a century ago. Under a proclamation from Ki More… |
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Princess backs Saudi women journalistsA Saudi princess has offered annual prizes and scholarships worth $270,000 to boost female journalists in a country where women are subjected to a host of restrictions. The goal is 'to encourage Saudi women to work in journalism and help t More… |
