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UAE’s Ras al Khaimah reveals 20 attractions to get pulse racing

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DUBAI: The UAE’s northernmost emirate has revealed a 500 million dirhams ($136 million) tourism investment plan to tempt thrill seekers and lovers of the great outdoors. Ras Al Khaimah Tourism

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