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Australians and permanent residents wanting to return to Australia are facing delays due to restrictions on the number of passengers that may enter the country each week.
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Jazz Musician Lydia Salett Dudley Asks Poignant Question During National Upheaval with New Single & Music Video, “Whatcha Gonna Say?” | Afro
By BlackNews.com Raleigh, NC via BlackNews.com— Many Americans would agree that our nation is in turmoil. With a pandemic that’s worsening, racial injustice that’s crippling minorities and a high-stakes election that will determine the country’s future, it’s a pivotal time. Recording artist Lydia
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Out of the ordinary: Five of the world’s most extraordinary places to stay
Love to travel, but want something special and extraordinary? We have five of the most out-of-this-world destinations for you to visit.
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Source: South African News | Online News | The South African
African Countries Accuse Western Investors of High Interest Costs Due To Prejudice
African government officials and public figures have called out Western investors for keeping borrowing unfairly high due to prejudice.
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Caribbean Airlines Announces Special Flight from Trinidad to New York | New York Carib News
Caribbean Airlines is working with the National Security Ministry to put on a special flight from Trinidad to New York on September 23. 
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South Africans endure long wait for entry to UK
With the implementation of the national lockdown, all international travel came to an abrupt halt, leaving South Africans stranded.
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Sandals Regency La Toc reopens in St. Lucia | New York Carib News
This week, Sandals reopened its Sandals Regency La Toc resort, a 331-room property on a 220-acre estate on the western coast of the island.
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Western Cape foodie vacays for the whole family to enjoy
With September upon us and spring in the air, we're ready to pack our bags and hit the road for a fabulous family getaway.
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The mountains are calling: Escape to the Drakensberg
From hiking in the mountains to swimming in fresh rivers, the Drakensberg has it all - and it's on our doorstep.
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Tourism backs BLSA call for lifting of restrictions to save SA’s economy
Adding its weight to the call for lifting existing restrictions urgently to save South Africa’s economy is the tourism sector, which was among the first and hardest hit by the lockdown measures instituted in the State of Disaster.
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Find out which countries are welcoming US tourists back | The Atlanta Voice
Once one of the world's most powerful travel documents, the might of the US passport has shriveled during the Covid-19 pandemic. With US coronavirus cases around the 6.6 million mark, many nations continue to view America with trepidation. The European Union has omitted the United States from its
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Buffelsdrift Farm wins international restoration award
Buffelsdrift Farm in the Klein Karoo beat 73 entries to pick up the gold medal at the 7th edition of the International Domus Restoration and Conservation Award in Italy.
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The science behind why travelling makes you happy
Travel. The great unknown… the open road. For many of us, travelling is a must - a necessity that stems from a desire to escape the humdrum of our daily routines and head off into the blue yonder.
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6 Benefits of Becoming an Australian Citizen - 2020 Guide | PensacolaVoice Magazine 2020
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Tired of working from home in your bedroom? Here’s an idea
Don’t work from home in some cold and dingy room that even the cat doesn’t like. Do it from the Caribbean instead.
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1st Black Food, Wine and Travel Magazine Strengthens it's Focus | Afro
CUISINE NOIR, THE COUNTRY'S FIRST BLACK FOOD, WINE AND TRAVEL MAGAZINE, STRENGTHENS ITS FOCUS ON TELLING STORIES FROM THROUGHOUT THE AFRICAN DIASPORA Oakland, CA (BlackNews.com) - The country's first Black food, wine and travel magazine, Cuisine Noir, is strengthening its focus to curate stories
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Study hints Covid-19 may have been in the US as early as December | The Atlanta Voice
Researchers believe they have found evidence that the novel coronavirus may have been circulating in the US as early as late December, about a month before the current timeline from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows. This study, published last Thursday in the Journal of
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International travel: Is South Africa edging closer to welcoming guests?
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SANParks offers free access to parks during SA National Parks week
Free access to South African National Parks (SANParks) is back and this year visitors will be able to enter any of the parks that fall under the SANParks umbrella at no cost.
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Five hiking trails to explore in KwaZulu-Natal this spring
Put a spring in your step and take a hike to shake off the winter cobwebs. KwaZulu-Natal offers some wonderful nature trails to explore.
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Paradise on a shoestring: Discover the Maldives on a budget
Don’t despair – once the ban on international travel is lifted, there are ways to travel to the Maldives and enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime dream holiday without breaking the bank.
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Sun's out: Find the best beaches in and around Knysna
Situated on one of the world’s most beautiful coastlines, Knysna is in the heart of the famous Garden Route, which is home to an array of ruggedly beautiful shores and pristine beaches.
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Top spots to see the spectacular spring flowers along the West Coast
Spring is on the way and with it the wildflowers. Now that we are allowed to hit the open road, this is a great time to head up the coast and experience the magnificent blankets of brightly coloured flowers that only appear for a few weeks of the year.
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A unique flying experience: Flights to nowhere
While borders have remained closed in many countries, some airlines have been finding new and exciting ways to get passengers back onto flights.
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SANParks accommodation available again from 14 August
South African National Parks will be open to the public again from 14 August 2020. To celebrate, SANParks is offering a "welcome back" discount on accommodation.
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Flight to nowhere set up in Taiwan for travel-starved customers
Taiwan has been in travel lockdown since March. Now would-be tourists can take an international flight that never gets off the ground.
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Ghana resumes international flights - Voice Online
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A visit to the charming town of Oudtshoorn should be on your 'to do' list
The historical town of Oudtshoorn, situated in the Klein Karoo area is well worth a visit and should definitely be on your travel 'to do' list.
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International travel: Govt explains why dozens of countries are off-limits
Minister Naledi Pandor explained the criteria for labelling certain countries as either high-risk, medium-risk or low-risk.
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