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EXPO 2020 Dubai has rolled out a not-to-be-missed special offer as excitement builds ahead of the mega event. Plus, great developments on Hatta tourism projects. Nadia Swan of the ARN News Centre has all the details.
NEWS UPDATE: EXPO 2020 Dubai has rolled out a not-to-be-missed special offer as excitement builds ahead of the mega event. Plus, great developments on Hatta tourism projects. Nadia Swan of the ARN News Centre has all the details. #BB1038FM #BusinessBreakfast #DubaiEyeOnOne #EXPO2020 #EXPO2020Dubai
Posted by Dubai Eye 103.8 News. Talk. Sport on Saturday, September 25, 2021
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