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Three Days Musical and Culinary Experience at Prince Albert This August, the heart of Karu will be brought to life with the sound of music, the aroma of curated culinary cuisine, and the shared joy of community celebrations. This year's programme proudly celebrates South African music and musicians, focusing on new committees and world premieres, highlighting the country's rich and diverse musical landscape. KaleIdoscope is more than just a festival. It's a cultural journey that combines world-class classical music and chamber music with food and wine inspired by Karu's heritage. From intimate concerts in historic buildings to gourmet pairings under…

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The airline plans to continue to strengthen its fleet. (plane)May 13th, 2025, 5:30am Victor Shallton Egyptair and Aercap have announced a deepening strategic partnership to promote modernization and expansion of Egyptair's fleet. The collaboration solidified during a high-level meeting in Cairo on May 8th, demonstrating a robust commitment to innovation, sustainability and global competitiveness in the rapidly evolving aviation landscape. The meeting saw Aercap CEO Aengus Kelly and Ahmed Adel Grand 19, chair of Egyptair Holding Company, gathering together to explore new paths for collaboration. The partnership is the basis of Egypt Air's operational strategy as AERCAP already funds 28…

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Please read it in FrenchPlease read in Arabic Cairo, Egypt, May 13, 2025: Since the outbreak of Sudan's catastrophic war in April 2023, more than a million people have fled to nearby Egypt in search of evacuation. Both countries have laws prohibiting genital mutilation (FGM), but despite this, Sudan and Egypt have the highest percentage of FGM worldwide. A timely new study, genital mutilation of women among Sudanese immigrants in Greater Cairo: perceptions and trends, by Tadwayne, current equality and gender studies, provides valuable insight into how transition and exposure to new cultural environments and social networks are affecting FGM…

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If you've traveled on your own, you know it can be an incredible experience. Solo Travel allows you to travel at your own pace, experience new cultures and make friends with locals. But that could also be a challenge. When you travel alone, you can become a little lonely.Riviera Travel expert Wiltherson has revealed six top tips to beat loneliness and make the most of your solo travel adventure. He states: “Whether you're a missing friend or family, it's important to know what to do to navigate these feelings to make the most of your trip.”His first tip is to…

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This village was like walking through a movie set. (Image: Liv Clarke)The sidewalk that leads to the quaint village of Heptonstall is often overlooked. The steep cobblestone trails are not for the faint of heart as they are marked with discreet signs to read “Sidewalk from Heptonstall to Heptonstall.”The second sign warning “not suitable for Motors” serves as a prelude to climbing that takes away waiting calves. However, during my recent visit to so many Hebden Bridges in Hebden Bridge, I chose to venture along this path. Luckily, my curiosity and my calves were rewarded beautifully.The road has announced a…

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The hotel is located on the beautiful shore of Kemaa (Image: Frantic00 via Getty Images)All-inclusive resorts are popular with HolidayMakers as they offer a complete package for one price. Once you arrive at the resort, you don't have to worry about spending your money as all the food and drinks and even some activities have already been paid. Some resorts currently offer Ultra All Inclusive Packages, taking their concept to the next level. With features ranging from premium activities to fine food and drinks, Ultra All comprehensive holidays can be an expensive option, but is it worth it?Reporter Miranda Perle…

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Yachts are a familiar sight of the bay (Image: Leslie Scott)The recent sun spell has attracted a large crowd to the beach, with many people hoping for a change in the scenery. One destination that is expected to remain popular is Treaadul Bay on Anglesey, named the UK's top “Seaside Hidden Jewel.”Following an analysis of over 250 coastal towns and resorts, Trearddur Bay has emerged as an outstanding destination. Its main beach, a picturesque oval gold sand stretch, is perfect for families and was recently chosen by the Guardian as one of the best places to swim in the UK.…

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CNN  —  Air traffic controllers in Philadelphia were guiding planes to Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey last week when communications suddenly crashed. “Approach, are you there?” one pilot asked the controller. The controller stopped responding. United Airlines Flight 1951, flying from New Orleans to the Newark hub, tried to radio the controller five times before finally getting a response. “United 1951, how do you hear me?” the controller asks, according to air traffic control conversations recorded by the website LiveATC.net. “I got you loud and clear, United 1951,” the pilot responds. For at least 90 seconds, controllers lost…

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Croatian Airlines delivered the Airbus A220-300 from Azola, the first of three based in Florida. The aircraft is the third type of aircraft introduced into the Croatian flag carrier fleet. The airline has adopted 15 for its modernization program. Azora ordered a 22 A220 directly from Airbus, six of which were delivered to airline customers and delivered. Jet – serial number 55350 and registered 9a-cal – was transported to Zagreb from the Airbus Assembly Site in Montreal Mirabelle. Jasmine Bazic, CEO of Croatian Airlines, said the airline expects to receive five aircraft this year, allowing it to expand its network.…

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For years, one question has driven most business travel decisions: can we afford it? But the way we work has changed, so is our answer. Today, travel conversations are changing. Of course, costs remain important, but that's not the only thing they use to determine whether a trip should be done. Happiness, sustainability and strategic focus are just as important today, reshaping what business travel looks like. “Companies are beginning to ask better questions,” says Mummy Mafojane, GM at FCM in South Africa. “It's not just about anything anymore. 'How much does it cost?” It also says, 'How much does…

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