Author: overtheborders

Three Cameroonian marine scientists completed specialized training in science diving in Marseille, France, following the United Nations Marine Conference. The program, led by the Septi Entry-On Environment at the French Institute, features conservationists with marine species identification, underwater mapping, regulatory knowledge and emergency response skills, all aimed at strengthening efforts to protect Utakur's important habitats, as one of Cameroon's leading marine biodiversity sites. Representatives from the African Marine Mammal Conservation Agency (AMMCO) and community-based tube AWU will take part in the training, marking the launch of Cameroon's first national science diving initiative. The new qualification will support marine research and…

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The Czech Republic's Embassy of Ghana will host its first major tourism promotion event in Prague, aiming to increase the country's visibility in Central Europe. The high-level initiative held at Maros Transkabeseda attracted over 30 Czech tour operators, government officials and tourism stakeholders from both countries. Organized in partnership with the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), the event featured Ghana's cultural and heritage attractions, including UNESCO sites, festivals and beach destinations, as part of a drive to attract travelers in emerging European markets. The event, led by Ambassador Doris Adzo Denyo Brese, representative of GTA Associate CEO Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey, included…

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Efforts are underway to resume scheduled passenger services under the new Argentum Airways brand just weeks after the Florida-based regional airline Silver Airways shut down operations across its southeastern US and the Caribbean network. Details of Argentum's plans to resume operations are detailed in a June 30th submission to the U.S. Department of Transport (DOT). This will require the transfer of Silver's Federal Aviation Administration certificate and exemption and provide a “notice of intent to resume scheduled air transport.” The requested transfer by Silver's operational authorities was part of Silver's sale of its business and assets to Argentom, which was…

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Windsor Properties, once home to King Henry VIII's unlucky wife, will be auctioned this week. The four-bed split-level maisonette was once owned by Ambolin, but is believed to have lived within it while in a secret relationship with the king during his marriage to his first wife, Catherine, Aragon.Located near Windsor Castle, it was the main site of their courtship, which began in 1526 and is thought to have lasted for about seven years. The property is sold by auction house London with a guide price of £325,000 and is located in the heart of the historic town. “When you…

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A reviewer staying at the “Hell Hall” hotel found the reason behind the nickname during his overnight stay. Despite a solid first impression at the Grand Hotel in Scarborough, there was a tall “masculine” façade, with one side a worthy night sleep.Built in 1867 and now owned by a hotel in Britannia, the Scarborough Hotel was once known as “the largest and handsome hotel in Europe.” Reporter Samantha Teesdale likened it to Buckingham Palace with green carpets, lofty ceilings, lighting, green carpets, lofty ceilings and lighting for Yorkshire Live. However, overnight experience made her contemplate skipping breakfast and running away.She…

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Airplane travel often involves meeting fellow passengers by chance, like someone who kicks too many seats or reclining into space.But one of the most exciting habits is that, as passengers jump into their feet as soon as the plane hits the tarmac, they stand enthusiastically in the aisle while the aircraft has not even reached a final stop.People appear prematurely from their seats for many reasons. Mainly because they believe that they will accidentally disembark more quickly and start their holiday and household journey a little faster.However, if you gush out the moment the plane skips the runway, then budget…

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JET2 makes changes to the check-in service, allowing passengers to check in on their flights and allow bags to be dropped off the day before.Budget airlines offer Twilight check-in services at 11 airports across the UK, allowing passengers to save valuable time on their departure dates and head for security, without having to stand in a long check-in queue. Normally, passengers must go to the airport at least two hours before the flight departs and board at the check-in desk upon arrival to hand over baggage and drop the baggage, but this process can make the morning a little easier…

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Kenya Airlines will introduce direct flights between Nairobi and Peking Ducks Ducks International Airport in 2026, strengthening the air link between Africa and China. The move is in line with growing demand for travel between the two countries, with the arrival of Chinese tourists to Kenya increasing from 51,000 in 2023 to 80,000 in 2024, spurring forecasts aiming for over 150,000 visitors. The route is set up to enhance convenience for both business and leisure travelers, and supports Kenya's growing aviation and tourism sector. The launch forms part of Kenya Airlines' broader fleet expansion program. This includes the acquisition of…

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By June, most of us are running with coffee and vibes. Your calendar is full of meeting requests, and your shoulders are hanging like earrings from stress. It may be intentional, but the phrase “just push through” stopped sounding like noble and started to sound like a denial. Welcome to mid-year burnout, a period of frigid fatigue that is usually handled with more work, more pressure and occasional boxed wine. So what if the answer wasn't even better? What happens if you choose to do less in a quiet act of rebellion? This winter is the time to give yourself…

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1 – Weave together your concepts, palate paradoxes, dul and intentions, traditions and innovation. How did you develop this philosophy? How do you shape the wine experience you created at the Saxon Hotel? The palate paradox came from observation and saw how people react when they tasted what was really moving. Over the years I have realized that the great taste is not just from the glass of wine. It's about what the wine unlocks. Often it is a conflict with memories, stories, and sometimes even with one's own expectations. I began to see beautiful tension. Dul and restraint, restraint,…

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