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Weather:
- height of summer
- very hot & humid days
- warm nights
- often spectacular lightning storms
Temperatures:
- between 18°C - 34°C (Fahrenheit: e.g. 34°C = [(34x9)]/5 + 32 = 93.2°F)
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Global travel was brought to an astonishing halt with COVID-19. Corporate travel was the worst hit and has shown a much slower recovery than personal travel. Even then, the initial months of 2021 showed signs of relief for travel agencies across the U.S.
This was fueled by the successful rollout of vaccines and freshly update… read more
Primates, with their similar anatomical and physiological features
similar to humans, are vulnerable to the same diseases, and are
therefore considered to be at risk to Covid-19.
Rwanda has put protocols in place to protect its gorilla population.
Coronavirus amongst gorillas is not unheard of; there is a case in which
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Emirates has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the
Seychelles Tourism Board at Expo 2020. The agreement reaffirms the
airline’s commitment to the island-nation and outlines joint initiatives
to promote trade and tourism to the country.
The Memorandum of Understanding was signed
by Ahmed Khoory, Emirate… read more
Namibian privately-owned airline Westair Aviation has announced the rebranding of its scheduled passenger airline FlyWestair to FlyNamibia.
According to the airline, the name was changed to better reflect its role as trusted Namibian carrier. FlyWestair launched domestic operations in … read more
Airlines are still finding it difficult to repatriate revenues from ticket sales and other activities in some parts of the world. Africa remains the worst performer, with Zimbabwe and Nigeria alone holding 30% of the $963 million in blocked funds worldwide. Harare has recently made a strong commitment to eradicating its image as a bad performer.
Holland America Line ships have long been regarded as floating art galleries for their extensive collections of museum-quality pieces. When Rotterdam sets sail for the first time Oct. 20, 2021, guests are in for a visually rewarding journey with some of the most thought-provoking, striking and bold pieces in the fleet — including historic… read more
Gulf Air, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Bahrain, announces the launch of private charter services under the title of 'Boutique Charters' allowing its global clientele to book private direct charter flights with personalised itineraries. The new service is available to government and corporate delegations, group trave… read more
Qatar Airways commenced daily services to Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport on 31 October 2021. The airline has moved its Moscow services from Domodedovo to Sheremetyevo. Qatar Airways continues to rebuild its network, which currently stands at over 140 destinations.
“As the Qsuite makes its debut on our Moscow route, pass… read more
Thailand and Israel will once again welcome tourists and Australia is reopening its borders, but only to its nationals.
While the symbolic milestone of 5 million deaths from Covid-19 must be reached during the day, three countries have decided to reopen their borders: Australia to its vaccinated nationals, Thailand to tourist… read more