Logos Hope is a unique experience for book lovers as it is the world’s largest floating book fair, operated by a non-profit Christian organization.
The ship, which has around 5,000 titles on board, has already had a 6-day stop in Ras Al Khaimah, and now docked in Dubai at Port Rashid, Cruise Terminal 2.
It will stay in the emirate until April 23. Then it will make its way to Abu Dhabi’s Cruise Terminal at Marsa Mina, Port Zayed, from May 17 to June 5.
Entrance to this unique experience is FREE. However, there will be activities on board, such as a children’s play, crew member performances, and an arts and culture fair. Tickets to these activities can be bought on-board.
Doors open from 4:00 pm to 12:00 midnight.
Here’s what to expect from the Logos Hope:
Wide variety of books
Logos Hope carries a huge collection of books from different genre, ranging from classic literature, children’s books, religious texts, self-help books, and many more. Visitors are often amazed by the variety of books available.
Affordable prices
The books sold on Logos Hope are priced affordably, which attracts a lot of visitors. People often find good deals and discounts on their favorite books.
Unique shopping experience
Shopping on a ship is a unique experience, and visitors often enjoy the novelty of it. The ship’s ambiance, the smell of books, and the sound of the waves create a serene shopping atmosphere.
Meeting people from different cultures
The ship attracts visitors from all over the world, giving people the opportunity to meet and interact with people from different cultures and nationalities.
Friendly staff
The crew members of Logos Hope are known for their warmth and friendliness. They are always ready to help visitors find the books they need and answer their queries.
Educational programs
Logos Hope often conducts educational programs like workshops and seminars, which provide visitors with an opportunity to learn new things and engage in intellectual discussions.
Giving back to society
Logos Hope is run by a non-profit organization, and the proceeds from book sales go towards funding their social initiatives. Visitors often feel good knowing that their purchases are contributing to a good cause.
