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Vermont and New York recently became the first states to enact “climate superfund” laws that require energy companies to pay to address extreme weather events and climate change.With the Los Angeles area being devastated by wildfires, there are speculations that California could become the third.Kaci Siegel, director of the Center for Biological Diversity's Climate Law Institute, said that “taxpayers bear 100 percent of the burden of climate change disasters,” and that this type of bill “requires Californians to pay some of the burden.” “We will reduce this,” he added.But whether these new laws can withstand intense legal challenges from the…
South African travelers are more wanderlust than ever before, with many choosing unique destinations that offer rich cultural experiences, vibrant cityscapes and unforgettable adventures. Five prominent European cities led the way as must-visit international destinations this year: Amsterdam, Dublin, Lisbon, Brussels and Munich. These hotspots not only cater to a variety of interests, but have also proven to be a big hit with South African travelers. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines details why these cities should be on your travel bucket list. amsterdam, netherlands Amsterdam has long been a popular destination for South African travelers, and it's easy to see why.…
Nigeria's full ratification of the Cape Town Convention last year will help it achieve its goal of becoming “Africa's aviation hub,” according to Nigeria's aviation minister. Festus Keyamo said at the Airline Economics Growth Frontier conference in Dublin on January 13 that the conference's legal safeguards will reduce risk for lessors leasing aircraft to local airlines. said. “We are compliant with the Cape Town Convention, so anyone bringing equipment into Nigeria is safe,” said Keyamo, who is also head of aerospace development. “I can personally vouch for that. We're here to let the world know we're open for business.” Nigeria,…
Nigeria’s full ratification of the Cape Town Convention last year will help it achieve its goal of becoming “Africa’s aviation hub,” according to Nigeria’s aviation minister. Festus Keyamo said at the Airline Economics Growth Frontier conference in Dublin on January 13 that the conference's legal safeguards will reduce risk for lessors leasing aircraft to local airlines. said. “We are compliant with the Cape Town Convention, so anyone bringing equipment into Nigeria is safe,” said Keyamo, who is also head of aerospace development. “I can personally vouch for that. We're here to let the world know we're open for business.” Nigeria,…
Literally translated as “Golden Coast,” the Costa Dorada is rightly famous for its honey-colored sand and countless beaches. But while this south-eastern corner of Catalonia enjoys long, lazy summers, there is much to discover outside of the warmest months, even away from the coastline. The region's mountainous interior offers everything from exciting hiking trails and fascinating ancient history to award-winning vineyards and sea-to-spoon gastronomy. If you're looking to get to know the region, here are six of the Costa Dorada's most popular destinations and how best to explore them.1. PrioratBest for: Wine tasting toursThe scenery in Priorat is spectacular at…
From tried-and-true destinations to first-time cruisers, South African Airways Center's Dr Ewan McNeill takes a closer look at some of 2025's biggest travel trends. unauthorized travel Contiki's 2025 Travel Report refers to spontaneous travel with a much shorter booking period as “fraudulent travel.” Short-term vacation rentals around the world are also reporting shorter booking periods, and while uncertainty due to the pandemic initially drove this trend, the increased flexibility of remote work and increased self-motivation (as travelers) It's on the rise again thanks to an increase in general travel. (becoming a “rogue'' to escape everyday life). We are returning to…
Although it's been smoldering under the surface for the past few years, “soft travel” is quietly undergoing a revolution and is poised to become one of the biggest travel trends of 2025. Referred to as 'soft travel' in Hilton's annual trends report, it is driven by broader health and wellbeing trends that prioritize mental health, self-care, reflection and authentic experiences. Leisure travel means embracing simplicity and spontaneity, and taking time to relax and recharge. Rather than being driven by obligations or checklists, Soft Travel allows your trip to unfold in the most relaxing and enriching way possible, as gently and…
by Chinelo Obogo air Peace Limited has achieved a significant milestone by achieving International Air Transport Association (IATA) Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification for the sixth consecutive year. This achievement highlights the airline's dedication to maintaining the world's highest safety standards and further solidifies its leadership in the aviation industry. Speaking at the ceremony, Air Peace's Head of Quality, Mr. Patrick Ashlev, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the airline's Chairman, Dr. Allen Ifechukwu Onyema, for his continued support throughout the rigorous audit process. “I would like to thank the Chairman for believing in our abilities and supporting the meticulous efforts…
US discount company Spirit Airlines has secured an additional $300 million in financing from its debtors as it emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The troubled Miramar, Fla.-based ultra-low-cost carrier (ULCC) said in a Jan. 16 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that if it emerges from financial restructuring, it will receive an “exit revolving credit facility.” ” could be utilized. Chapter 11: “The use of the proceeds by the Company shall include, inter alia, the working capital and other general corporate needs of the Company and its subsidiaries” (from Chapter 11). This cash injection will provide a lifeline…
Homeowners in areas most exposed to climate disasters are increasingly forgoing insurance premiums, exposing them to financial ruin, according to extensive new government data. How climate change is making home insurance more expensive and harder to keep, even as wildfires, hurricanes and other disasters increasingly threaten many people's most valuable assets. The numbers show how much it is eroding the foundations of American life. Source: National Association of Insurance Commissioners and Federal Insurance Bureau, U.S. Department of the Treasury. “Homeowners insurance is where many Americans are feeling the economic impacts of climate change directly in their pocketbooks,” said Ethan Zindler,…