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Garcia hopes to write a new tennis chapter after her visit to Mohammed Bin Rashid Library
The French world number five toured the iconic lectern-shaped library in Dubai
Caroline Garcia at Mohammed Bin Rashid Library. — Supplied photo
World No.5 Caroline Garcia is looking to turn the page on her season after visiting Dubai’s landmark Mohammed Bin Rashid Library during WTA Week.
The French world number five toured the iconic lectern-shaped library and got the chance to explore some of the more than 300,000 books housed inside the cultural hotspot.
Garcia is hoping the tour will give her the inspiration to start a new chapter for the remainder of the season. The French ace lost in round two at Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium to Madison Keys.
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