The United States state department has issued a travel alert warning citizens of potential dangers when visiting Europe. The warning comes following several terrorist attacks, including the March 22nd attacks in Brussels which left over 30 people dead. That attack was claimed by so-called Islamic State, along with an attack on French capital Paris in […]
Category Archives: Travel Guide
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Asia is the origin of some of the most terrifying horror films. It is also the home of some of the most haunted places where paranormal activity was documented. Below are the five haunted places in Southeast Asia that brave travellers may explore once travel resumed. Ghost Tower – Bangkok Bangkok reflects the impressive advancement […]
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While the UK enjoys its own craft beer revolution, thirsty travellers on a quest for liquid inspiration while on holiday stateside – where the artisan movement began – are in for a treat in Tampa Bay. Over the years Florida has established itself as one of the USA’s most influential craft beer destinations, with Tampa […]
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Dear Skålleagues Since 1932 when the very first Skål Club was formed in Paris, Skål International has spread to 102 countries in 88 years. Amicale and friendship are at the very core of our association. SKALBKK is 64 years old this year. The Bangkok club was formed in 1956. Our fore-fathers quickly recognised the importance […]
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The United States state department has issued a release warning American citizens to the risk of potential terrorist attacks throughout Europe this summer. The department warns terrorists may be planning to target major events, tourist sites, restaurants, commercial centres and transportation. “The large number of tourists visiting Europe in the summer months will present greater […]
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People turn to holidays and adventure to de-stress and take a break from their routine, but films like Hostel and Taken may warn us to be cautious travellers as terrifying things may happen during our trip. Here are some of the real-life horror stories of travellers that became headlines in the APAC region. Viral suicide […]
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Thomas Cook Airlines’ inaugural flight to Boston took off earlier, marking its latest milestone as the biggest long haul carrier from Manchester. The Boston Weekender programme, which runs twice a week throughout June to the middle of September, will take culture vultures and explorers to one of the US’s most historic cities, with a flight […]
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Starting 6 November, Singapore will allow all travellers from China and state of Victoria, Australia without the need for quarantine as long as they negative from COVID-19 upon arrival. Singapore unilaterally opens its borders to China and Australia as the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) deemed that mainland China and Victoria followed comprehensive public […]
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Texas is on the Trafalgar agenda for the first time Trafalgar has launched its USA & Canada 2017 programme, bringing guests the best of North and Central America. The expanded product offering includes the introduction of Texas as a new destination for the very first time in Trafalgar’s history, with brand new itinerary Adventures of […]
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Botswana authorities have announced that the country is ready to receive private charter flights into the country’s resort towns starting next month amid the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The private charter flights will be allowed in the country at two ports of entry namely, Maun and Kasane International Airports. This was revealed by the Ministry of […]