Written on September 3, 2010
It is with great pleasure that the Make Travel Fair team announce the winners of our inaugural annual travel writing competition The Backdoor!
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WHL Consulting has started work on Invisible Schoolhouse, an innovative educational program, as part of a wider collaboration between WHL Consulting and E+Co.
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Sikhululekile, the new luxurious Robben Island ferry, cruised across Table Bay at a strong 25knot pace with a full load of 285 passengers.
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Written on December 16, 2009
A 4.5 million rand project aims to boost South Africa tourism well beyond the hype of the 2010 World Cup.
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As I wait in Dubai for my Iranian visa application to be processed, I’ve been watching the events portrayed in the international media of Iran’s elections and subsequent demostrations with a certain amount of frustration.
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What a great Webinar this was! We had people signing-in to listen from Mexico, Brazil, UK, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Australia, USA, Indonesia, Vietnam. Truly global.
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Tom Hall of Lonely Planet was involved in our recent travel publishers Webinar. This is a written account of what he had to say.
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Adrian Phillips of Bradt guides was involved in our recent travel publishers Webinar. This is a written account of what he had to say.
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The validity of a campaign run by UK based Survival International is called into question by India based responsible tourism companies Barefoot and Travel to Care.
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This is the legend of Konjic and how it came to be the major settlement of northern Herzegovina. Tim Clancy also acknowledges the neglected Neretva River.
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Announcing: Winners of The Backdoor travel writer competition!
It is with great pleasure that the Make Travel Fair team announce the winners of our inaugural annual travel writing competition The Backdoor!
Continue Reading »
WHL Consulting announces collaboration with E+Co
WHL Consulting has started work on Invisible Schoolhouse, an innovative educational program, as part of a wider collaboration between WHL Consulting and E+Co.
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A journey into South Africa’s apartheid era
Sikhululekile, the new luxurious Robben Island ferry, cruised across Table Bay at a strong 25knot pace with a full load of 285 passengers.
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South Africa tourism development with a long term view
A 4.5 million rand project aims to boost South Africa tourism well beyond the hype of the 2010 World Cup.
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What’s really happening in Iran right now?
As I wait in Dubai for my Iranian visa application to be processed, I’ve been watching the events portrayed in the international media of Iran’s elections and subsequent demostrations with a certain amount of frustration.
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Leading Travel Publishers take your questions
What a great Webinar this was! We had people signing-in to listen from Mexico, Brazil, UK, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Australia, USA, Indonesia, Vietnam. Truly global.
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Tom Hall talks about Lonely Planet
Tom Hall of Lonely Planet was involved in our recent travel publishers Webinar. This is a written account of what he had to say.
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Adrian Phillips talks about Bradt Guides
Adrian Phillips of Bradt guides was involved in our recent travel publishers Webinar. This is a written account of what he had to say.
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Who do you trust for your information?
The validity of a campaign run by UK based Survival International is called into question by India based responsible tourism companies Barefoot and Travel to Care.
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Konjic, Bosnia & Herzegovina: A legend & a slice of reality
This is the legend of Konjic and how it came to be the major settlement of northern Herzegovina. Tim Clancy also acknowledges the neglected Neretva River.
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