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The Ionian Islands are located in the western part of Greece. These islands attract the attention of travelers from all over the world and there are a lot of reasons for this.

They have a comfortable climate, dense greenery, the least chance of windy weather compared to other places in Greece, and the opportunity for luxury vacation rentals in the Ionian Islands. But what else attracts travelers’ attention making their Ionian trips unforgettable?

Ionian Islands are the perfect Opportunity to Escape into the Fairytale

The Ionian islands have amazing places that you don’t want to miss! You want to travel to Corfu, Zakynthos, Paxoi, Lefkada or Kefalonia? What awaits you here? Get ready to experience the primeval beauty of nature, the rich colors of both water and plants, and miles of golden beaches.

The islands will delight its guests with the aroma of coniferous forests, beautiful plants, citrus, and

Why Argentina Is the Best Place to Travel in Winter

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The South American country is an interesting place to be. It is known to be the eighth-largest country in the world. The weather of the country is somewhat different from every other part of America, especially in areas like Buenos Aires. Winter in Argentina begins sometime in June, and it only gets mildly cold with about 15 to 18 degrees Celsius, although some parts may get colder than that, dropping to even less than 0 degrees Celsius, which is freezing cold. This country is so different from its neighbors that December and January are known as Argentinian Summer. There are lots of tourist attraction sites to see in Argentina when you visit.

Planning your trip

Planning a trip or vacation to Argentina, like every other place, would require you to make some proper preparations before you leave for the trip. The first thing that should be considered when making your … Read More

Take Two: No. 8 BYU steps in to face No. 14 Coastal Carolina

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title=u — BYU wide receiver Neil Pau’u (2) congratulates running back Miles Davis, right, after his fourth quarter touchdown against North Alabama during an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, in Provo, Utah.

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Different opponent for No. 14 Coastal Carolina. Even bigger stakes in this Top 25 matchup between the Chanticleers and No. 8 BYU.

In another COVID-induced schedule twist, Coastal Carolina (9-0, No. 18 CFP) and BYU (9-0, No. 13 CFP) will square off after the Cougars stepped in to replace No. 25 Liberty.

“We have a great mindset,” Coastal Carolina coach Jamey Chadwell said. “We’ll play whoever, wherever.”

The Chanticleers’ ability to adjust on the fly will be tested as they get ready for the biggest game in their 18 seasons of mostly FCS football.

They had been preparing to play the Flames, Coastal’s one-time bitter FCS rival when both competed in the Big South

No. 8 BYU steps in to face No. 14 Coastal Carolina

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Different opponent for No. 14 Coastal Carolina. Even bigger stakes in this Top 25 matchup between the Chanticleers and No. 8 BYU.

In another COVID-induced schedule twist, Coastal Carolina (9-0, No. 18 CFP) and BYU (9-0, No. 13 CFP) will square off after the Cougars stepped in to replace No. 25 Liberty.

“We have a great mindset,” Coastal Carolina coach Jamey Chadwell said. “We’ll play whoever, wherever.”

The Chanticleers’ ability to adjust on the fly will be tested as they get ready for the biggest game in their 18 seasons of mostly FCS football.

They had been preparing to play the Flames, Coastal’s one-time bitter FCS rival when both competed in the Big South Conference. But Liberty paused all its football activities and called off its game on Thursday due to the coronavirus.

BYU was there waiting — and ready, willing an able to travel 2,208 miles to Conway,

2 Thai Teens Travelled Nearly 24,000km in Pandemic to Get Back Home

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Left: Pimthichar on April 13, 2020 in Pichi Mahuida in Rio Negro province. Right: Thanakorn and Pimthichar in Ushuaia on April 11, as they are about to begin their journey home.

BANGKOK — Two Thai exchange students were dancing the tango to Latin beats and visiting a lake at Argentina’s southernmost tip when they were told to drop whatever they were doing, pack their bags, and head back to Thailand.

It was in April, and the coronavirus pandemic that began in Asia has spread to South America, shutting down domestic and international borders. Thanakorn “Spain” Jongwattanaudom, 17, and Pimthichar “Naai” Kummuang, 15, would end up on a journey spanning almost two months over a distance of 24,000 kilometers – most of the time without stopping overnight for a rest due to travel restrictions.

“I was crying, since my eight months with my host family ended so suddenly,” Thanathorn said in

VIC Rewards and XcelTrip Bring Blockchain-Enabled Vitality Packages To Consumers

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Currently, the two companies are working in tandem to raise the stakes and bring consumer wellness value to the medical tourism space

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In a significant development in medical tourism, CEO of XcelTrip, Gyanendra Khadka and Dr. Richard Satur, CEO of VIC Rewards, are joining hands and e-commerce platforms are entering into a partnership to dominate the space worldwide. Together, the business-duo plans to create synergy to take on the ASEAN, Indian and Korean wellness and vitality digital market space. Currently, the two companies are working in tandem to raise the stakes and bring consumer wellness value to the aforementioned markets.

The partnership between XcelTrip and VIC Rewards is a unique and promising one. To understand the unique value proposition of their collaboration through VIC Rewards, one has to first look

What to do if your seatmate won’t mask up

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Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY
Published 7:00 a.m. ET Dec. 4, 2020

Every leading U.S. airline will require passengers to wear facial coverings during flights. Airlines say they won’t let customers without masks board a plane. (May 6)

AP Domestic

On a recent flight from Nairobi, Kenya, to Cairo, Wycliffe Okoth sat next to two women wearing masks – on their chins. He faced one of the most common traveler dilemmas of 2020: What do you do when your seatmate won’t wear a mask, despite airline rules?

“One of the ladies was of the opinion that COVID-19 does not exist and that governments are only faking it to get donor funds,” says Okoth, an essayist from New York. “The other one believed that COVID-19 is real but is being exaggerated.”

He asked them to wear their masks correctly. One of them complied, but the other refused because she

Online Travel Market Size, Share, Emerging Trends, Increasing Demand, Industry Growth, Forecast 2023

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Market Overview:

The online travel market is expected to generate $110.9 billion by 2023 with a CAGR of 11.1% over the forecast period 2018-2023. Online travel providers aim to facilitate travel planning and booking for travelers. The online travel market is driven by fast and convenient flight and hotel bookings, increased customer confidence in online payments, and the ability to compare the various available travel options. Market participants today offer a variety of travel services through mobile websites and apps, as it is one of the most preferred travel booking media, especially among young professionals.

Key Players:

The forefront players of the global Online Travel Market Classteacher Learning Systems (India), Pearson PLC (UK), Lynda.Com (US), McGraw-Hill Education (US), Aptara Inc. (US), Blackboard Inc. (US), Adobe Systems Inc. (US), Edmodo (US), Docebo (Canada), PowerSchool Group LLC (US), K12 Inc. (US), Tata Interactive Systems (India), Udacity, Inc. (the US), and a few

Achiko partners with Udayana University for Covid-19 testing research in Bali, Indonesia

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Achiko signed a research agreement with Udayana University’s Research Department to study the practicability of a mass testing approach with Teman Sehat and Gumnuts when available
The Study will focus on a systems approach to mass testing and consequences to healthcare, and consumer and business confidence
The partners plan to collaborate to deploy testing infrastructure, Teman Sehat and other systems to three islands adjacent to Bali: Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan
Successful completion will have implications for the rollout across the rest of Indonesia and to other countries

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND – EQS Newswire – 4 December 2020 – Achiko AG (SWX: ACHI, ISIN CH0522213468) (“Achiko”) and Udayana University’s Research Department (“Udayana”) have signed a research agreement on Wednesday. The partners plan to conduct a study to better understand acceptance of mass testing in the broader population as well as the practicality of mass testing, and its effects on

Ella Paradis of the Black Explorer

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I was around seven or eight years old, sitting in my plane seat as a giddy, unaccompanied minor. My brother and I were on an eight-hour flight to Kingston, Jamaica. I didn’t cry when we waved goodbye to our mum at the departure gate and walked off with the airline staff.

All I could think about was six weeks of sea and sun with my grandma. This was the beginning of my love for travel – something I didn’t realise until speaking to Ella Paradis, founder and editor of a new magazine, the Black Explorer. Like many second- and third-generation kids in the UK who travel across the globe to see family, she had had a similar experience to mine.

With 80% of the UK’s journalists having attended private school and only 0.2% of journalists being Black, it’s easy to see how travel journalism isn’t always a reflection of people