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Australia: Melbourne’s sidestreet cafes and bars
Life & Style
May 22, 2011
Australia: Melbourne’s sidestreet cafes and bars
The central business district, CBD, of Melbourne is filled with all sorts of interesting cafes and bars. At first sight,…
Postcard from Midland: Chips and salsa
Life & Style
May 15, 2011
Postcard from Midland: Chips and salsa
It's a town where cowboy hats are still worn. To work. Where the occasional tumbleweed still rolls through downtown. Belt…
TUI Travel posts fresh losses on Egypt, Tunisia unrest
Business
May 10, 2011
TUI Travel posts fresh losses on Egypt, Tunisia unrest
London--TUI Travel suffered a net loss of US$415 million during the group's first half, in part owing to unrest in…
Jordanian delights
Life & Style
April 14, 2011
Jordanian delights
Many travelers to Jordan believe there is little to do in Amman. For one thing, most of Jordan’s travel destinations,…
Egyptians travel home for revolution
Life & Style
February 15, 2011
Egyptians travel home for revolution
A sense of freedom and ownership took over the souls of many Egyptians during and after the revolution of 25…
Pope Shenouda back in Cairo following therapeutic trip
Egypt
January 17, 2011
Pope Shenouda back in Cairo following therapeutic trip
Pope Shenouda III returned to Cairo on Monday morning after an eight-day therapeutic trip to the US.The pope decided to…
Brooklyn: Don’t forget to visit it
Life & Style
January 6, 2011
Brooklyn: Don’t forget to visit it
It’s easy for a visitor to New York City to jam their itineraries with many fine things--the Empire State Building,…
Year Ender: Egyptian tourism recap and local destinations covered
Life & Style
December 31, 2010
Year Ender: Egyptian tourism recap and local destinations covered
Egyptian Tourism Minister Zuhair Garranah on Wednesday announced before parliament Egypt's projected tourist bookings in 2011 have fallen by roughly…
Postcard from Bejing: The Forbidden City
Life & Style
December 26, 2010
Postcard from Bejing: The Forbidden City
The length of the trip from Cairo to Bejing may be long, but it's worth it just to spend the…
Essaouira: The Jewel of the Moroccan Atlantic Coast
Life & Style
December 9, 2010
Essaouira: The Jewel of the Moroccan Atlantic Coast
Battered by winds, the Moroccan city of Essaouira--situated halfway between Casablanca and Agadir--proudly overlooks furious Atlantic waves breaking and foaming…