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When the weather gets higher, many people are looking for slices of Greek paradise. Crowds flock to popular places like Santorini and Mykonos, but another breathtaking town is still flying under the radar.Nafplio, a charming seaside spot in Peloponneso, is welcomed as Greece's finest secret. With stunning views, cobblestone streets and romantic harbors, it offers all the beauty of the Greek islands.Once the capital of modern Greece, this elegant city has attracted travelers looking for something a little more relaxed.And according to a delighted visitor on TripAdvisor, that's exactly what makes it so special. “It's definitely magical,” wrote a five-star…

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American Airlines has filed a lawsuit against former Northeast Alliance (NEA) JetBlue Airways in talks to revive the alliance's fall apart. In a recent letter to American employees, Chief Strategy Officer Steve Johnson worked on “industry rumors and media coverage” about an attempt to revive the NEA, which airlines had collaborated with to compete with Delta and United Airlines in the once busy Boston and New York Hubs. Johnson confirms that America and JetBlue are “exploring opportunities” to revive the NEA partnership. This was dissolved following a federal judge's ruling that the partnership violated US antitrust laws. But talks have…

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While air travel plays a key role in promoting economic growth, regional integration and connectivity, Africa's demand dynamics remain immature, Wole Shadare writes Africa's transport systems are characterized by limited connectivity and undeveloped infrastructure in many regions. However, recent trends reveal significant changes as they experience negligible increases in demand for air travel and highlight new possibilities for the continent in the global aviation market. The continental transport network is a mix of roads, rail, maritime and air transport. However, systematic challenges such as inadequate road networks, inadequate rail systems, and high costs associated with maritime transport highlight the pivotal…

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At the Ethiopian Air Forum in Addis Ababa, Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embler presented an attractive case of correct sizing and modernising in the region's fleet, highlighting the conversion of the E-Jets E2 series and e-freight as a game-changing solution for Africa's rapidly evolving aviation market. Mohamed Khalid, regional director of Embraer's airline marketing in the Middle East and Africa, led a presentation highlighting how Embraer's strategic product offerings are perfectly in line with the continent's demand for efficient, scalable, sustainable air transport solutions. Proven player in Global Aviation With over 130 commercial aviation customers in over 70 countries, Embler is…

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When the Wright brothers took to the air for the first time in 1903 it was considered an extraordinary feat, but nearly a century and a quarter later, flying has become a normal, and safe, mode of transportation for billions of passengers globally. Safety is at the forefront of the aviation industry’s considerations, in terms of reducing both the risk of incidents and their severity. A range of equipment and training programs have been designed, implemented and improved to enhance the likelihood of survival for passengers and crew in the unfortunate event of a serious incident. This article looks at…

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Kentucky officially became part of the United States on June 1, 1792.Sightseeing in Louisville Since taking office in 1875, the Kentucky Derby has been one of the most famous horse racing in human history, bringing visitors from all over the world to participate in the festival. For many years, the city has developed a prosperous drinking and eating scene that encompasses spirits and cultures from around the world. There is also no shortage of attractive educational institutions to visit, with topics ranging from sports to art and wildlife conservation. Whether you want to sample the finest quality natural wines, drink…

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The UK has introduced new travel admission fees to allow foreign visitors to enter the country for a short period of time. As of April 2, 2025, visitors to the UK will need an electronic travel authorization (ETA) to travel to the country if they do not require a visa for a short stay of up to six months, or if they do not already have UK immigration status. ETA is essentially a digital permit for travel – it is not a visa or tax, and does not allow entry into the UK. Simply allow travel to the country. This…

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Biscuits and Country Ham are served at every party in Louisville. Sightseeing in Louisville The Kentucky Derby lasts all two minutes, but in Louisville it starts with a series of parties that last all day and half night. Of course, the city always has a lively nightlife with bars and restaurants around the town. And once you get a hotel room, participating in the festival is just a matter of appearances. Whiskey Row on Main Street offers visits to several downtown distilleries. Sightseeing in Louisville Louisville is for whisky lovers The week before Louisville, where he is promoted as Bourbon…

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Jet2 announced that it was “monitoring the situation” at several popular holiday destinations following the power outage on Tuesday, April 29th.A leading UK tour operator said on Tuesday that the team is “closely monitoring” the event after Spain and Portugal experienced significant power disruptions. In its latest statement, Jet2 said: “There was a power outage that affected mainland Spain and Portugal on April 28th. Our team is closely monitoring the impact, and all Jet2.com flights are currently operating today (April 29th).”We will provide further updates here if any changes will occur and contact you via SMS and email. Check-in will…

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When the Wright brothers took to the air for the first time in 1903 it was considered an extraordinary feat, but nearly a century and a quarter later, flying has become a normal, and safe, mode of transportation for billions of passengers globally. Safety is at the forefront of the aviation industry’s considerations, in terms of reducing both the risk of incidents and their severity. A range of equipment and training programs have been designed, implemented and improved to enhance the likelihood of survival for passengers and crew in the unfortunate event of a serious incident. This article looks at…

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