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Ashnil Aruba Lodge, a beloved safari retreat located in the heart of Tsavo East National Park, is excited to announce the official launch of its brand new club Wing, which will open on June 15th, 2025. Located on the edge of the scenic Alba Dam, the Alba Club Wing introduces a fresh level of comfort and exclusiveness to the Ashnil experience. New Wing features designed for discerning travelers seeking enhanced privacy and personalized services: With uninterrupted Albadam, the 12 exclusive rooms view private swimming pools exclusively for Club Wing guests, including fully stocked minibars and high-speed wifi modern and stylish…

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The UK High Commissioner is currently slowing down processing of visa applications due to increased volumes and the implementation of new electronic systems that make what once fully integrated much faster. Tourism Marketing Director Tim Henshall apologized for the delays and asked travel experts to ask the visa department, who is doing their best to speed up the processing, to endure their clients. Please note that as a safety net, a visa is available upon arrival. Therefore, clients are not at risk of turning their backs at the border as they lack visas. “We still recommend the online application to…

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Cathay Pacific will increase flights between Hong Kong and Johannesburg to daily service starting July 1, 2025. The airline currently operates five return flights per week on the route, with the expansion being in response to increased travel demand between South Africa and Asia. The route will continue to be offered by Airbus A350-900 aircraft with business, premium economy and economy class, providing greater flexibility for both leisure and business travelers. Enhanced schedules will increase cargo capacity on routes and allow airlines to meet growing demand for explicit cargo, including fresh food and mail. Seamlessly connecting to destinations such as…

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The crash of Air India in Ahmedabad, India on June 12th added a tragic chapter to aviation history. The flight on its way to England was departing from Sardar Valabhai Patel International Airport when it crashed during takeoff.Air India confirmed that the flight was involved in “today's accident after takeoff,” adding that 242 passengers and crew were on board.Local media shows There must be one survivor, name of a 40-year-old British citizen Vishwash Kumar Ramesh.This rare outbreak, in which one person is separated from a major aviation disaster, has happened before, but remains statistically abnormal. The plane tail is stuck…

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Namibia aims to increase direct tourism employment from 57,000 to 80,000 by 2030 under the proposed National Spatial Development Master Plan. The plan, led by the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism, is part of Vision 2030 and is designed to disperse tourism flows beyond frequently visited sites such as Etosha National Park and Sossusvlei by unlocking possibilities across all 14 regions. This strategy focuses on identifying untapped tourism areas, promoting investment and promoting community engagement through cultural and conservation-based products. With 42 active community reserves, the plan supports inclusive growth by integrating local heritage experiences. Currently in the final…

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At least 240 people have died Air India plane crashed On Thursday, I went to medical school right after takeoff. This was the latest on this year's long list of aviation disasters.One passenger survived the crash, but everyone else on a Boeing 787 was killed. More people died on the ground after the plane crashed and produced a large fireball. Black smoke swirling from the site The plane crashed and exploded into flames near the airport in Ahmedabad, the capital of Gujarat.The closeness to crashing and mistakes of all aircraft promotes a lot of concern about flight.The crash in India…

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Last month, Boeing celebrated carrying 1 billion passengers at the 787 Dreamliner. This is an impressive feat that was released just 14 years ago. Until today's tragic Air India Crash in Ahmedabad, the model was a flagship for intercontinental travel and had an exemplary safety record.This is a different plane from each Boeing 737 Max after killing hundreds of people in 2018 and 2019, respectively, after the fatal crash falls in Indonesia and Ethiopia. It has been known that software failures caused these incidents, and the model was grounded worldwide for 18 months.So far, nothing suggests a flaw on the…

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introduction Cricket is steadily growing in popularity among women, and international competition is gaining great attention. One such rivalry that has been strengthened in recent years is between the South African women's cricket team and the West Indies women's cricket team. These teams not only showcase their skills and talent, but also promote gender equality and the development of women's sports. Fans are eager to anticipate a showdown on the field as both teams prepare for their latest encounters. Recent performance In the latest series held earlier this month, South African women faced West Indies women in a thrilling three-match,…

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With summer here, many of us are planning our holidays and planning fun, outdoor activities to enjoy. Plus, there are so many great places to stay in the UK, which is worth exploring and offers a unique experience. This incredible place in Coventry looks like Venice – it's incredible sights, beautiful seas, gondola rides and more.Combe Abbey is a beautiful 12th century monastery and a four-star hotel with 500 acres of picturesque grounds. It is said to be a 15-minute drive from the heart of Coventry and offers plenty of history, elegance and more. However, even if it's too expensive…

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Despite the UK's reputation for attractive coastal escapes, one of its famous beaches has landed on the global list for all the wrong reasons. Ranked among the world's most overrated beaches, this popular sandy spot has attracted criticism from British and international visitors. Cloudwards experts have analyzed TripAdvisor reviews of the 200 most popular beaches in the world. Describing their research, they filtered reviews using complaints-related keywords such as “dirty”, “overcrowded”, “long cue”, “noise”, and “confusion”, and looked at how often they applied to each beach to calculate “complaint scores.” Bournemouth Beach is the top five in this undesirable ranking.…

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