Alcohol is the most expensive in these countries
Origo recently reported that, according to the World Bank Group, the world’s most mysterious region is also the most expensive: the cost of living is the thickest wallet in the naming archipelago of the Bermuda Triangle, known for its strange disappearances.
It has now become clear that you have to pay the most for alcohol in the Persian Gulf: in Bahrain. (origo)
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