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Meet Fred Finn: world’s most travelled man PDF Print E-mail
Fred Finn, according to the Guinness Book of Records, is officially the world’s most travelled man with about five decades of roaming the globe, which have taken him to a whopping 136 different countries! During that time, he’s seen bomb threats and hijackers, met Russian presidents, flown with Paul McCartney, Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton, and visited some of the most obscure places on planet earth.
We gleaned this interview on Skyscanner where he gave his travel tips, his recommended places to see before you die, and where he thinks the most beautiful women on earth are located.
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One of the most successful INDABAs ever! PDF Print E-mail
Nigerian SAT trade partners inside Premier Class train ride at Indaba 09AS THE LAST day of INDABA 2009 dawns on Durban, exhibitors, buyers, journalists and visitors are all sure to take a deep breath and take stock of one of the most
successful INDABAs ever. Didi Moyle, Chief Operating Officer and acting Chief Executive Officer at South African Tourism is full of praise for every effort that went into making this INDABA the success it was.
“INDABA is always hard work, and not only for us at South African Tourism. A successful INDABA demands months of planning by every single delegate. It demands an investment of time and energy. It is this partnership and focus on a collective cause that makes INDABA, and our industry, as successful as they are.”
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AirlinesDelta-Northwest merger brings service enhancements on international flights

Thursday, 13 August 2009 | Administrator

article thumbnailCustomers travelling Delta AirLines on international flights now enjoy the same in flight experience on both Delta and its subsidiary, Northwest Airlines - the latest sign that Delta and Northwest...
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Travel ManagementQatar Airways consolidates expansion plans

Tuesday, 18 August 2009 | Administrator

article thumbnailQatar Airways is consolidating on its non-stop seven (7) daily flights to Lagos from Doha which it launched on March 29, 2009. The flights were increased from the present five frequencies to seven...
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Inside EdgeAir service in Africa’s capital cities

article thumbnailCapital cities with no air service:Only two capital cities of the 54 countries in Africa do not have any air service. The largest is Tanzania’s capital city of Dodoma. Although...
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