On Saturday there will be a traditional picnic timed to the Independence Day of the USA. It will be held by the American Chamber of Commerce in Azerbaijan (AmCham).
This time the picnic will be arranged at a new luxury hotel on the shores of the Caspian Sea - The Jumeirah Bilgah, which opened 40 km from Baku in May.
The picnic will start at 17.00 and the 1,600 invited guests will walk through the night. The press service of AmCham told Turan that the program will include a grand show with fireworks and a disco.
The seventeenth in a row picnic is funded by several companies, some of which are local organizations (Pasha Bank, Nar Mobile, Gazelli, Excelsior, Landmark, Park Inn, Hilton, etc.). -0 -
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