The worlds most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data. Evidently, there has been a lot of commotion going on in the world of cryptocurrency. So what are cyptocurrencies really? If you take away all the noise around cryptocurrencies and reduce it to a simple definition, you find it to be just limited entries in … More Bitcoin vs. Ethereum
Nobody can deny the presence of a concrete plan being put into place that is beyond the conspiracies in the Middle East and GCC – this plan is to ignite separation, conflict and hostility between Muslims. The implementers of the plan I feel are now stepping out with their biggest move and its quite frightening; … More The Gulf Grey
Whilst I made a decision late last year to stop writing on my website, I’ve found myself being given more and more reasons to revamp/restart/refurbish it. So here I am! I’ve been contacted by many looking to move to the Middle East along with some simply questioning the stability of the GCC. There have been some … More Living without limits
It’s safe to say I have had the best start to 2016. I can’t quite put my finger on where the past 4 weeks have gone here in Doha but all I know is that they involve a lot of Prosecco and a flurry of events including a Qatari engagement, a quick 3-day trip to the UK, … More Reflection, resolution & reinvention
I fell in love with Islamic Art when I first set foot in Doha two years ago. The Middle East is abound with breathtaking Persian, Islamic and Mughal inspired architecture and art. These types of architecture bring about a sense of familiarity given my Indian background, especially since the remnants of Persian architecture can still be found … More Arabesque
If you want something doing big, do it in Doha. I guess that this is definitely the impression I feel I’m making being one of the very few females in the commercial real estate market here. And whilst much has changed within the UK over the recent years, women still only represent 15% of the … More Women In Property
Two and a half weeks into moving to Doha, and I can honestly say I have never felt so much at home. I have a (strange) belief that the more homesick you are when moving to an unfamiliar place, the more you will fall in love with it. It’s becoming a common recurrence for me. … More 5 reasons to move to Doha
Inspired by Hollywoods ‘Film Noir’ genre from the 1930s to the 1950s, this newest addition to Doha’s nightlife brings with it the mood of opulence and sophistication. I was fortunate enough to be invited to the official launch premiere of Noir Lounge & Club, located at the Melia Hotel in Doha. Starting the evening with a … More Noir, Doha
Staying at the Sharq Village & Spa – The Ritz-Carlton, Doha can only be described as divine. Easing into the Middle Eastern lifestyle within my first few days in Doha could not have been easier from the peace and serenity that the Sharq Village brings. Providing individual villas as residences, this hotel reflects the luxury … More Sharq Village & Spa – Ritz-Carlton, Doha
Hosting my London leaving party at The Sky Garden was the best idea. I had such a great night with equally great people. I can’t thank Rhubarb (caterers and event organisers) enough for helping me to host a truly memorable leaving party. From the drinks to the food to the classic 90s RnB (who doesn’t … More Sky Garden, London
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