Author: overtheborders

Brits are told to “don't come” to popular holiday destinations as hotspot prices are now “out of control.” It comes after tourists warn about prices they worry about at the country's airport, but it doesn't end there. Many believe that the cost of visiting popular destinations has become “terrifying” and they are pledging boycotts forever.After a travel blogger known as Sabrina, known as Sabrina, escaped at Tiktok, he created a video showing how expensive it is to visit Antalia Airport in Turkey. She said that since people told her the price was “crazy”, she decided to do some research.She discovered…

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Burnham-on-Sea, a quaint British seaside town with vast sandy beaches and unique historic sites, encourages tourists to discover that version of Pisa, the slanting tower. Once a humble fishing village, Burnham on Sea in Somerset has become a real British seaside retreat.A real highlight for travelers is St Andrews' Church. Its medieval stone tower is particularly leaning due to early construction errors in the 12th century. The 78-foot tall tower is listed at an incredible angle of about 15 degrees, and introduces the more famous Pisa Tower, which stretches over 180 feet, but extends just 4 degrees. It's not as…

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As autumn paints the sky in golden shades, there's no better way in the season than one of Cape Town's breathtaking rooftop spots. Whether you're looking for craft cocktails, panoramic views, or a cozy atmosphere, these five must-see rooftops offer the perfect environment to watch the sun immerse under Hollison. Radisson Red Roof Bar (V&A Waterfront) Local favourite, the Radisson Red rooftop on the V&A Waterfront offers unbeatable views of the Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean. Drink signature cocktails, enjoy live music, and absorb the vibrant and relaxed atmosphere while the city lights are born. Open daily from 10am…

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Zambia's Ministry of Tourism has reiterated its commitment to combat wildlife crime through its ongoing “More Alive” campaign launched in collaboration with Zambia Airports Corporation Limited (ZACL) and the Prevention of Wildlife Crime (WCP). At the stakeholder review meeting at Kenneth Quender International Airport (KKIA) on May 7, government, conservation groups, airlines and media officials assessed the campaign's progress since its launch in August 2022. Campaign-based efforts include the KKIA's life-size sculpture of endangered species species, distribution of multilingual recognition materials at four international airports, and the establishment of a Wildlife Crime Hotline with national park and wildlife officers. The…

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Safety is a top priority for the airline and freight industry, where thousands of aircraft continue to connect the world. Aviation is safer than ever, but the industry cannot rely on self-satisfaction. As air traffic increases and technology advances, continuous innovation is essential to prevent accidents, increase pilot awareness and improve operational reliability.Aviation safety has improved 40 times over the last few decades thanks to strong regulations, safety culture and advanced technology. But as aviation evolves, the industry must:Building aircraft reliability through a safety system of predictive maintenance hair hairdars for future regulatory standards, preventing runway intrusions and field trips.To…

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Middle Eastern airline Emirates expanded its aircraft renovation program to an additional 28 Boeing 777-300ers as a result of delays in the Fleet-Renewal. The airline has 170 Boeing 777-9s on orders and 35 777-8s. “Our first 777-9 is not expected until 2027, and we continue to communicate with Boeing in our backlog of orders,” Emirates says in a full-year financial briefing. The carrier also has orders of 15 787-10 and 20 787-8. An extension of Emirates' renovation efforts means that 219 aircraft will be covered. Originally it was intended to improve the 120 of the jet, consisting of a 67…

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Ryanair found himself at the heart of the social media controversy after making a tongue comment about his previous Twitter, X. The airline is known for its humorous posts, and Ryanair's team saw Arsenal being knocked out of the Champions League as a new opportunity to joke around.Before the match, the official Arsenal account posted a simple yet hopeful message, “Make It Adaven.” However, after the gunners were defeated by Pariscent Gelmaine, the Ryanair social media team shared the post, adding that it simply “or not.” X users were split and many people attacked the update. One wrote: “It's too…

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The Uganda Wildlife Service (UWA) launched the 2025 Bwindi Sarambuwe Mountain Gorilla and first chimpanzee census, officially launched by Dr. Dr., Executive Director of the Tropical Forest Conservation Institute in Bwindi Non-Invasive National Park on May 6th. A team of 70% trained personnel from UWA will conduct census in two phases using nest numbers and genetic analysis methods. The first sweep is set to end in June, with the second scheduled for September. The purpose of the census is to establish current population figures for mountain gorillas and chimpanzees in the region, assess threats, and guide future conservation efforts. The…

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Flights are very expensive, especially if you fly long distances and need an upgrade like extra legroom or premium seats. Flying Business or First Class is one of the most luxurious travel experiences offered by airlines, with the hefty price tag that comes with it.However, there are a few tips and tricks to bag free plane upgrades from the airline. One airline insider joined Reddit's travel forum and explained several ways you can try out a free upgrade.They wrote:“If confirmation is not approved, the next person in line will receive the upgrade when they arrive and print their boarding pass.”The…

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The British High Commissioner for South Africa has issued an official apology after the UK Home Office failed to process Julius Malema's visa application.The leader of economic freedom fighters was scheduled to travel to the UK for a scheduled address at the University of Cambridge this weekend at the University of Cambridge. In response to the Fallout, British High Commissioner Anthony Phillipson apologized in a formal letter, attributed to the failure of the delay caused by “the steps and unfortunate timing necessary to consider visa applications for recent UK bank holidays.””I am following the processing of the visa required to…

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