Developments surrounding the coronavirus pandemic prevent making reliable plans for a large in-person event – ITB Berlin is focusing on a live-streamed convention and Digital Business Day in March 2022 as well as in-person ITB Berlin satellite events during 2022. …
Published on : Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Now that Seychelles – the Creole Capital of the world – is proudly dressed in an assortment of flamboyant banners and posters to welcome the 28th Edition of the annual Festival Kreol, the Ministry of Tourism and Culture has re-opened …
Published on : Tuesday, October 15, 2013
The Seychelles Cabinet of Ministers has recently reviewed the transport policy for the island of La Digue. Among other decisions taken, it has approved a proposal for the increased use of electric ‘golf’ cart vehicles for tourism establishments on La …
Published on : Tuesday, October 15, 2013
The second A350 XWB to fly, MSN3, has just landed back at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport France, shortly after 14:30 hours local time, after successfully completing its first flight that lasted approximately five hours. The A350 XWB test aircraft, MSN3, was …
Published on : Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Love really does make the world go round, creating wondrous stories throughout centuries. Hangzhou is known as the “Capital of Love,” and since time immemorial, love has impassioned the very fabric of the city. Hangzhou’s Broken Bridge has its own …
Published on : Saturday, February 16, 2013
Come February and the whole of New Zealand gets ready to welcome and celebrate each their national day. Each Kiwi community has its own unique local way of celebrating New Zealand’s national day ‘Waitangi Day’ on February 6. Auckland – …
Published on : Sunday, January 27, 2013
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Neill Huston whojoined our team earlier this month. Neill will focus on ACMI activity aswell as aircraft remarketing. Neill’s professional career spans over 28 years and his aviationexperience includes Airline Management, Fleet …
Published on : Saturday, January 26, 2013
Bridges have conquered civilizations, connected races and brought cultures into contact and conflict. At their simplest, however, they have enabled human beings (and animals) to explore and discover land masses separated by great, intractable bodies of water. Consider for heft …
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