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News Archive : March 2010
A trip to Chiang Rai, A traveler’s Paradise
If you have been to Thailand a lot of times, or have read all about Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya or Samui, its time to discover something new and Fabulous in the country that makes “a perfect travelers paradise” for all. Firstly, let me tell you that no matter where ever you ll be going in Thailand, the international flights will arrive at Bangkok Airport from where you may take a local flight to any...
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A visit at Nanjing Road, China’s Premiere Shopping Street
China is an ideal country for shopping. Here you can find all kinds of stuff, branded non branded, fake and original, yet the best thing is that there are plenty and plenty of options. Whether its eating out, dressing, sports goods, shoes, accommodation or even flights you should be ready to be exposed to a wide array of choices and all price ranges. Flights for example, are available in promotional...
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2010 International Comedy Festival in New Zealand
The New Zealand International Comedy Festival is held annually in Auckland and Wellington with a traveling convoy visiting other parts of New Zealand. Comedy from all over the world congregates during April and May to take part in this Festival. With standup, sketch, kids comedy, theatre, improve, physical and musical comedy, the Festival features hundreds of comedians across more than hundred shows...
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Exploring coastal town of Kamakura, Japan
Countless flights leave daily to the cosmopolitan attraction of Tokyo, a world famous city for its glittering sky scrappers and marvelous modernity that brings with it the ease, comfort and joy we long for. Apart from being the centre of attention for international business meetings, trade and conference, Tokyo is fully laced with some wonderful tourist attractions. Also, what makes it more convenient...
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Celebrating cheese festival in Cape Town, South Africa
What can be cheesier than cheese festival in Cape Town? If you are celebrating your Easter in South Africa, on the serene turquoise beaches and exotic safaris, do not forget to make your holiday cheesy by spending an afternoon at the cheese festival. Firstly, now that we are quite close to Easter time, flights to Cape Town are available at cheap prices or you can say last minute promotional fares,...
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A visit to china’s water town Zhouzhuang, The Venice of China
Known as the “Venice of the Orient” and China’s oldest water town, Zhouzhuang was even bestowed the title of number one waterside town in China by overseas press. Located in Kunshan city, it is about 18 miles from Suzhou and makes a good day trip from Shanghai. Many people come to Zhouzhuang to experience its rich heritage and see the ancient homes which still stand in their original locations....
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Kin Jay Festival – A Thai Vegetarian Festival
Thai culture, Thai life style, Thai holidays and most of all Thai food….who doesn’t want to know about it! The country celebrates its blessings almost through out the year. One such festival is Thai Vegetarian Festival. The name may sound like its all about green veggies and ripe fruits…but actually, it’s much much more than just that. The Thai Vegetarian festival is a 9-day event that includes...
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A visit to Lake Chad, a dying pearl of Africa
Found at the intersection of four different countries in West Africa (Chad, Niger, Nigeria and Cameroon,) Lake Chad has been the source of water for massive irrigation projects in region. Located in the Central Africa a larger area of Lake Chad lays mainly in Chad and Cameroon. This pearl in the laps of Africa was once a sight of tranquility and serenity, a sign of life for the Dark Continent where...
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ZITF Company confirmed the participation of more than 400 exhibitors
MORE than 400 local and international exhibitors have so far confirmed their participation at this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair. ZITF Company managing director Mr Daniel Chigaru said they were expecting more exhibitors to come to the exposition as international investors seek to explore vast opportunities offered by Zimbabwe.
More than 600 exhibitors took part in last year’s...
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Official flying schedule during strike announced by British Airways
British Airways has announced their Flying Schedule during unite Strike. According to an official statement received at Travel House UK, British Airways says:
We plan to operate as many flights as possible during the strike period and we aim to add to the schedule we have announced today in the days ahead. The schedule we have in place aims to fly around 45,000 customers each day between 20 and 22...
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