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If your clients want a sense of seclusion but with plenty of amenities on their next Caribbean vacation, Excellence Oyster Bay in Jamaica may be just what they have in mind. Located in Montego Bay, about 30 minutes from the airport, the adults-only all-inclusive resort, which opened with 315 suites in summer of 2018, isContinueContinue reading “Jamaican Excellence”

Canada is home to the most lakes in the world, but it turns out we don’t know a lot about them. Bernhard Lehner, associate professor at McGill University’s department of geography decided to change that. He produced a new global database to help scientists from around the world study the role of lakes in Earth’sContinueContinue reading “With more than 3 million lakes, Canada has the most lakes in the world.”

View all offers Nordic Knights FARES FROM $3,450 PER GUEST View All Fares 12-Day Voyage Nautica JUL 23 2019 TO AUG 4 2019 Special Offer Enjoy Reduced Fares plus our OLife Ultimate* inclusive package on this voyage, which includes all of the incredible amenities below: FREE Internet* FREE 6 Shore Excursions FREE House Beverage PackageContinueContinue reading “COPENHAGEN TO LONDON”

Avshalom Cave, also known as Soreq Cave or Stalactites Cave, is a 5,000 sq m cave in Israel, unique for its dense concentration of stalactites. Avshalom Cave, also known as Soreq Cave or Stalactites Cave, is a 5,000 sq m cave in Israel, unique for its dense concentration of stalactites. The National Parks and ReservesContinueContinue reading “National Parks and Reserves Tour, Central and South Israel, 12 days — Tourists in Israel”

My first day in Dhaka, Bangladesh, I walked out of my hotel with a camera around my neck and was immediately approached by a man who said, “Hello sir, what country?” “USA,” I replied. “Oh, very nice country,” he said. Then the friendly man fired off rapid fire questions – “What are you doing inContinueContinue reading “What It Is Like Being a Tourist in Dhaka, Bangladesh. — Planet Bell”

Have a lazy beach day Tunisia is blessed with more than 1000km of beautiful coastline, a decent section of which is easily accessible from Tunis. Pack your fouta (thin Tunisian towel) and take your pick from a number of local strands. The beach at Sidi Bou Said is small and sheltered but can get busyContinueContinue reading “Best things to do in Tunis in summer”

https://youtu.be/fWFSx23DqY8 Keeping up with the Latest Tourism Trends: Why It Matters to Your Business Whatever aspect of the tourism sector your business is involved in, you need to keep your finger on the pulse. Formerly beloved concepts and products go out of style, to be replaced by more modern elements that end up capturing moreContinueContinue reading “Tourism Trends: 13 Opportunities for The Tourism Industry”

This research focuses on ecotourism, ecopreneurship and sustainable SMTEs. From 1999 to 2002 Anna worked alongside Professor James Higham on a nationwide FRST funded project investigating Ecotourism in New Zealand: profiling visitors to New Zealand ecotourism operations. In 2005 Anna had an Otago Research Grant to study Māori owned nature tourism businesses. Recreation Anna’s interestsContinueContinue reading “Environmental management of tourism”

This week’s Travel Tuesday takes us to The Vyne in Hampshire.  This estate was originally built by Henry VIII’s Lord Chamberlain, William Sandys.  The First Lord Sandys of the Vyne house was a Tudor mansion, and the Tudor chapel and glass still remains.  Most of the rest of the house has undergone change in theContinueContinue reading “The Vyne — Padre’s Ramblings”

Warner Brothers StudioYou can’t go to London without visiting Harry Potter! Take a day trip from London to Warner Brothers Studio, where you’ll be able to shop Diagon Alley, enjoy a Butterbeer, and talk Quidditch. Stonehenge Reflect on the world’s most famous prehistoric ruins. Getting to Stonehenge takes about 90 minutes. Tip: you can alsoContinueContinue reading “10 Things you can’t miss in London”