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Pilgrimage may mean embarking on a journey of prayer; accompanying the poor, the oppressed, and refugees in their times of trial; visiting local holy sites; and countless other acts of faith. A pilgrimage to the Holy Land is a special time of spiritual journey for Christians. It is a time when we recommit ourselves to living a Christian life as a life of pilgrimage

It is no secret that Christians regard Israel as the biblical Holy Land with its most sacred sites in Jerusalem and Nazareth. Not only is Israel considered Christianity’s place of birth, but it helps Christians connect with their religion and believe which is why it is vital for any Christian to make at least one trip to Israel in their lifetime. Visiting the Holy Land does help one visualize and reimagine the events that they read in the bible.

As a Christian, a pilgrimage to the Holy Land brings the Bible to life and enables you to walk in the Footsteps of Jesus Christ. From visiting the Grotto of the Annunciation in Nazareth to visiting the Tomb where He was laid to rest in Jerusalem, and visiting nearly every location of all the significant events in His life in between, including the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, the Sea of Galilee, St. Peter’s home in Capernaum, the site of the Transfiguration on Mount Tabor, the Upper Room, the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane and the Via Dolorosa; you will visit, pray, learn and experience the pillars of Christianity. Every Catholic Journeys Pilgrimage to the Holy Land is a Journey of Faith and is lead by a Professional, English Speaking, Christian Guide who will give important historical and biblical context of the sites you’ll visit, and they are all accompanied by a Catholic Priest who will celebrate daily Mass in the Holy Places and share the spiritual significance of the events that transpired there, expanding your knowledge of Christian history while at the same time helping to deepen your faith in Christ and His Church.

According to the Ministry of Tourism “More than half the tourists – some 56% – who visited Israel in 2018 were Christian, with approximately 19% defining themselves as pilgrims. Forty-one percent of Christian visitors were Catholic, 27% Protestants and 28% Orthodox”. So if you are a Christian and you have not visited Israel here’s a couple of reasons why you should.

It is said that when you visit the Holy Land, you will change, your spirituality will be enhanced in a way that you would have never imagined and that is one of the most important aspects of your trip.
When you visit, you will encounter a new language and history that you have only read about in books that will come to life before your eyes. When you can see the history first-hand, it will deepen your appreciation for the Holy Land in a way you would have never expected, and it brings to life the texts you read when in school.
As Christians, we interpret the Bible in our own way, and we have come to know our saviour in a way that may not be consistent with the history of Christ in the Holy Land. A visit to Israel will introduce you to Christ in a way that you have never known him. Christianity in Europe depicted Christ as a fair-skinned man who led an exemplary life – but the reality is that Jesus was a dark-skinned man who was the Messiah for people of the Jewish faith. Jesus said that his father, God, sent him to help the lost sheep of Judaism to renew their faith in God.

To fully understand the parables and other teachings of Christ, you need to be able to interpret the stories and actions from Hebraic standpoint to fully appreciate the messages that Jesus was conveying when he spoke to his disciples, and that comes when you visit the Holy Land.
Taking time out for spiritual renewal away from your hectic life is part of the allure that a trip to Israel will entail when you visit the country. You can walk in the footsteps of Christ, from the Sea of Galilee to the road to Calvary Hill. The towns where Christ performed miracles from the feeding of 5000 to the wedding where Christ turned water into wine are just a couple of instances that will help a Christian align with the trails of Christ.

As a Christian of faith, your engagement with God is one that is important to you, when you visit the Holy Land, your engagement with God will certainly be different in a positive way. It has been said that God is everywhere, all the time and that God is love, that is a given for Christians.
When you are in the Holy Land, you will feel a spiritual awakening, In the Holy Land you be enveloped by the love of God in a spiritual sense and you will be communing with God as prayers will become a natural reaction to the feeling that you are walking with your creator. You can seek the word of God in a way that you don’t in your everyday life.

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Rwanda bordered by well-known Tanzania and Uganda is a small country in East Africa with big potential and much to offer budget and luxury travelers alike. With opportunities to see wildlife and culture as well as hike and relax, read on to some reasons to visit Rwanda.

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD VISIT RWANDA!
1. THE UNDENIABLE BEAUTY
Rwanda is mountainous, diverse, and just all-around gorgeous. Jungles, savannas, volcanoes, lakes, and forests are just a few hours apart, and this little country packs in the beauty. Rwanda is called the ‘Land of a Thousand Hills’ for a reason, and in between activities, don’t forget to take in all the breathtaking views and sunsets.

2. SEE WILDLIFE IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT
Rwanda is a conservation and wildlife success story, and options for wildlife encounters and national park visits are plentiful. The Virunga Mountains, a range that spans Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, are home to over half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas. Tourists and travelers visiting the country can visit gorilla families in the wild and aid their conservation. Other than gorillas, Nyungwe National Park is home to chimpanzees, colobus monkeys, and more than 300 different bird species. Since lions and rhinos were reintroduced to Rwanda in 2015 and 2017 respectively, Akagera National Park once again has Africa’s ‘Big Five.’

3. PARTAKE IN PLENTIFUL SHOPPING
Handmade baskets, colorful fabric (called gitenge), and rich coffee beans are available all over the country. In recent years, creative jewelry options, fashion designers, and unique fashion shows have put Kigali on the map as an undeniable shopping capital.

4. INDULGE IN BOTH RWANDAN AND INTERNATIONAL CUISINES
Don’t leave Rwanda without eating brochettes (grilled meat or fish on a stick), enjoying potatoes and plantains, or hitting a classic Rwandan lunch-buffet counter. Additionally, the past few years have seen a massive uptake in the Kigali restaurant scene, and the city now offers high-quality sushi, excellent bibimbap, cheesy pizzas, and homemade ice cream.

5. ALL THE ACTIVITIES
For such a small country, there is so much to do. In addition to all the wildlife encounters, kayak or canoe through northwest Rwanda, explore art galleries in Kigali, hike around volcanoes, and more.

6. THE FANTASTIC WEATHER
Rwanda’s weather is forever moderate. Not too hot and not too cold, Rwanda easily has some of the best weather compared with its surrounding East African neighbors. Rainy season comes twice a year (from approximately October to November and February to May), and though getting around can become more difficult, it’s an easy trade-off for the lush green views and all the flowers.


SOME TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN RWANDA ARE:
1. Kigali Genocide Memorial:
In the span of 100 days, an estimated one million Tutsis and moderate Hutus were systematically butchered by the Interahamwe army. This memorial honors the estimated 250,000 people buried here in mass graves and also has an excellent exhibition that tries to explain how it was that the world watched as the 1994 genocide unfolded. This is an intensely powerful and moving memorial for which you should dedicate at least half a day.

2. Volcanoes National Park
Volcanoes National Park, which runs along the border with the DRC and Uganda, is home to the Rwandan section of the Virungas. Comprising five volcanoes, the Virungas are utterly spellbinding and few would argue that this is not one of the most exciting national parks in Africa. We probably needn't remind you, but of all the extraordinary sights and attractions around the Virungas, the one that really draws people here are the famous mountain gorillas.

3. The Palm Beach Resort, Gisenyi
Pamper your senses with the bewitching beauty of the beach lush gardens and endless views of the lake and surrounding hills. The resort is an ideal getaway far from the maddening crowd. If romance is what you seek, the sunrise champagne breakfasts, sunset tequila cruises, and shoreline dinners will be just what you are looking for. The swaying palms, rolling hills, private beachfront and blend of colors in the beautiful garden all combine to offer you a slice of paradise.

4. Nkotsi Village
Nkotsi village (also known as Muko) is a small village 7km southwest of Musanze. It's home to the Red Rocks camping and hostel, which, through the Hands of Hope organization and Amahoro Tours, organizes a lively and interesting package of cultural activities open to all. These range from basket-weaving demonstrations (free) to learn how to brew (and yeah okay, drink) banana beer. Other activities include village walks, beekeeping, drumming lessons and learning about traditional medicine.

5. Rubona Peninsula
Roughly 6km south of town (about RFr1000 by moto-taxi), along a lovely lakeshore road, the Rubona Peninsula is Lake Kivu at its finest. Hills rise steeply from the lake foreshore and are a patchwork of garden plots and small homesteads. The shore itself is often rocky, although there are enough sandy spots and places suitable for swimming. It's a very popular weekend destination, with a smattering of beach resorts.



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If you love fun and adventure, Kenya is a wonderful destination that promises undiluted fun. It is the world center for animal safaris and active adventure holidays. Enjoy wildlife safaris, bird watching, windsurfing, horseback riding, golfing, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, mountain biking, snorkeling, scuba diving, hot air ballooning, mountain climbing, hiking, water skiing, fishing, and many more wonderful activities.
Lying just across the equator, Kenya has all year-round sunshine accompanied by cooler nights and mornings. Whether traveling early or late in the year, the country’s climate is favorable for all vacation-related activities.
Tourists, both local and international, are assured of good times watching animals by taking game drives in the early mornings and late evenings and Kenya also gives lifetime experiences.
LIST OF SOME TOURIST ATTRACTIONS IN KENYA
1. Diani Beach
Diani Beach is a resort area on the Indian Ocean in Kenya, 30 km south of Mombasa and a short flight from Nairobi. Its white sands are lapped by the brilliant Indian Ocean and backed by verdant forests, into which you can take nature walks when you tire of sunbathing or kite-surfing. Head out for a snorkeling tour, swim with whale sharks, enjoy a sunset dhow cruise – or simply kick back in a hammock with a good book.

2. Masai Mara
How can we not mention the Masai Mara National Reserve? It’s one of the most famous safari destinations on the continent, but you can escape the crowds by heading to a private concession on the edge of the park. Aside from not being accessible to the general public, concessions have the advantage of allowing activities not permitted in national parks: bush walks and night drives, for example. The Masai Mara is one of the best places in Africa for big cat sightings: lions, leopards, and cheetahs are all easy to spot. Then, of course, there’s the big-ticket draw: the year-round migration that sees nearly two million wildebeest, plus half a million antelopes and thousands of zebras, following the rains around Tanzania and Kenya. The most anticipated part of this journey is the dramatic Mara River crossings that occur between July and September as the animals enter Kenya.

3. Lamu Town
Kenya is not only noted for its safari reserves and savannah but also its Indian Ocean coastline. The Lamu archipelago is amongst the most interesting places to visit in Kenya as an area brimming with history. Lamu town was founded around 1370 as a Swahili port that has since been inhabited by Europeans, Indians, and Persians. As such, it’s a melting pot of multicultural influences. There are 23 mosques, a 19th-century fort and traditional dhow boats bobbing offshore. Then, of course, the surrounding is peaceful with nice beaches.

4. Lake Nakuru
Lake Nakuru National Park is home to a vast number of bird species, most notably huge flocks of flamingos – they have been known to number in their millions, though the lake has seen a decrease in the last few years. Lake Nakuru is one of the Rift Valley lakes, and the birds are attracted to the high levels of algae in the water. Pelicans, cormorants, the African fish eagle, Verreaux’s eagle, the Goliath Heron, and hammerkops are also seen around the lake. In addition, you can spot black and white rhinos, Rothschild’s giraffes, lions and cheetahs throughout the national park.

5. Mount Kenya
At 5,199m/17,057ft high, the largest mountain in Kenya is also the second-highest in Africa after Kilimanjaro across the border in Tanzania. The stratovolcano was created around three million years ago when the East African Rift (part of the Great Rift Valley) opened up. Today its lower slopes are covered in forests of bamboo and African rosewood trees and the mountain runoff provides water for over two million people. With its rugged snowy peaks and glaciers along the upper slopes, Mount Kenya is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Kenya. Travelers hoping to the summit can either hike to Point Lenana, one of the three peaks, taking the world’s highest via Ferrata route, or climb to the highest point, Batian Peak, though this requires the experience of technical climbing.

6. Amboseli National Park
For iconic views, look no further than Amboseli National Park, close to the Tanzanian border and east of the Mara. With the mighty, snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro, the world’s highest free-standing mountain, rising up across the border, the dramatic scenery is partly why it’s one of the most beautiful places to visit in Kenya. Another reason is its healthy elephant population, many with giant tusks. Then there are the park’s lions, cheetahs, wild dogs, buffalos, giraffes, pelicans, martial eagles, Blue-cheeked bee-eaters – and much more.

7. Chyulu Hills
In southeastern Kenya, Chyulu Hills is a mountain range that extends for 1,000km/620mi, peaking at 2,188m/7,178ft above sea level. They’re some of the world’s youngest volcanic mountains, at just 500 years old, and also where you can find the Leviathan Cave, one of the world’s longest lava tubes. In the scenic Chyulu Hills National Park, you might spot black rhinos, elephants, lions, giraffes, cheetahs, bush pigs, and steenbok, amongst other wildlife. Aside from wildlife-viewing safari drives, you can head out hiking, rock climbing, and horse riding. The lush hills and big skies make this one of the most beautiful places to visit in Kenya.

8. Aberdare National
In the cool highlands along the Great Rift Valley, Aberdare National Park is one of the most interesting places to visit in Kenya. Not only is it a lush mountainous region of valleys, rivers, waterfalls, and forests, it is also home to extremely rare animals such as the black serval, the black leopard and the eastern bongo, the country’s most elusive antelope. This is the place Elizabeth II heard of her father’s death, making her Queen of England; Treetops Hotel, where she was staying at the time, has since become a popular place for travelers to visit.

Some countries are widely placed on the map, even heard most by both travelers and not so frequent travelers, that they are beautiful destinations; they have so much fun to get in there. For example, the US, Italy, Dubai, Singapore are some of the destinations any tourist can recommend to anyone to travel to. This destination is no-doubt shapely leg down into the waters of the Mediterranean.

Cape Verde is perhaps fair to say, is not one of these countries. It hides in the mid-Atlantic, a 10-strong cluster of islands which, born of volcanic fury, are as beautiful as they are mysterious.
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Let your gaze drift down Africa. Look to the left flank of the continent. Go down through Morocco and Mauritania until you find Senegal – then drag your vision 350 miles to the west.

Jutting up from the Atlantic, some 500km west of Senegal, this stunning island chain has a captivating blend of mountains, beaches, and peaceful seaside villages. On Santo Antão, craggy peaks hide piercing green valleys of flowers and sugar cane, ideal for epic hikes
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Whether you’re looking to relax or you’re seeking adventure, Cape Verde has something to offer. The stunning set of ten islands is home to a huge variety of beaches, hiking trails, delicious local cuisine and more, meaning that there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy. So no matter what it is that you’re looking for, you should start planning a trip

1. HIKING ON LAGOA DO FOGO
For those who think that they can conquer any terrain, there is the Mount Fogo for them to hike. Grab a good pair of boots and get ready for the adventure of your lifetime. This is where you would see Cape Verde’s highest peak. This mount raises shyly out of Chã das Caldeiras’ ground, an ancient crater that last erupted in 1995 and it is still an active volcanic spot.

2. JET-SKII IN CAPE VERDE
The waters have become a haven for those who love jet-skiing. Of course, if you have never tried this water activity, this may be the perfect time to learn how to ride the waves like a dared devil. We must remind you that hundreds of tourists come to Cape Verde for this purpose.

3. JUMP IN THE VIANA SAND DUNES
Not far from the airport in Boa Vista, you’ll find some pretty amazing natural sand dunes which pretty much offers everything you’d expect to see in the Sahara itself, apart from camels. Good fun for kids of all ages!

4. GET AN OVERVIEW

You can see the whole of Boa Vista in less than a day, and if you take part in an organized tour, you’ll be taken to the famous shipwreck Santa Maria, then whizzed off by a 4×4 to the Santa Monica beach which is the island’s most spectacular stretch of sand.

5. APPRECIATE THE MARINE LIFE
Many species on Cape Verde exist nowhere else in the world. The variety of marine life that can be found in the waters surrounding the islands is particularly astonishing; so far scientists have cataloged 639 species of fish including mantas and whale sharks and more than 17 species of whale and dolphin, including the humpback whale. Marine turtles can also be found, as the islands are an important feeding area for five species. The highest levels of marine biodiversity are around Boavista, Sal, and Maio, which share a marine platform. Various locations across the islands also offer whale watching trips and turtle tours.

6. TASTE THE LOCAL DELICACIES
No trip to Cape Verde would be complete without trying out some of the local cuisines. By doing so, you’ll not only be eating some delicious food, but you’ll also be giving something back to the locals. Fish lovers, in particular, will be in heaven as the grilled lobster is superb, as are the fresh tuna, octopus and a multitude of other delicacies.

No African country has the same types of foods. Cape Verde would leave you asking for more meals that are sumptuous and healthy. The local joints can be the best place where you would get the real taste of the people’s food at an affordable rate.

7. CATCH SOME WAVES

If you’re feeling a bit more adventurous, many of Cape Verde’s beaches are also great locations for surfing. Thanks to the warm water and large swells, Cape Verde’s reputation as an international surfing location is steadily growing. The most famous island for surfing is Sal, where you can hire a board and catch some waves at Ponta Preta beach – a long, classic right-hand reef with 200m rides.

8. EXPLORE THE SHIPWRECK-STREWN OCEAN
How does it feel to explore the lava tubes or even the floor of the shipwreck-strewn ocean as a diver? This thought alone can attract thousands of divers from around the world. You can make use of the different diving companies in the town of Sal for your diving passion.

9. EXPERIENCE THE 4×4 ADVENTURE (QUAD TOUR)

Stop at Serra Negra viewpoint, from where you have an amazing panorama of all the south part of the island and if the weather permits you can also see Boavista island. Enjoy crossing the desert and make a stop at the Palha Verde oasis. Take your time and appreciate the Ponta Preta, the most beautiful beach of the island, at another stop.


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Singapore is a land of celebration and happiness and It is the perfect destination to enjoy Christmas in the Asia-Pacific region.

Singapore is also one of the top tourist destinations and you can literally do anything from mega shopping to visiting world-class zoos, enjoying delicious multicultural food to thrilling amusement parks.

Being an island country, the weather in Singapore is moderate all year round and in December it tends to be comparatively cooler and less humid.

And the Christmas vibe adds to the beauty of the place.

Traveling by air can be fun and as expected faster and convenient only when one does not experience delays or all the other issues that come with flight problems. It can be a very stressful experience, especially when things go according to plan at the initial stage only for it to later go awful with cases like cancellation, delays, and over-boarding of flights. This is why air passengers need to be adequately informed and knowledgeable about their rights to compensations that come with their travel packages and how to go about getting access to it.

HERE ARE 5 WAYS TO AVOID FLIGHT ISSUES:

1. CHOOSE A LESS BUSY TRAVEL DAY FOR YOUR FLIGHT SCHEDULE:
Consider booking a flight on days when people book fewer flights so you can schedule your flight way ahead of time. According to research, Tuesdays and Wednesdays are days when the least number of people travel.

2. CHECK WEATHER CONDITION:
It is better to always watch out for weather forecast days to a flight, or even contact the airport for more information about weather conditions to check if they’ve announced any cancellations or delays due to the weather so you can reschedule.

3. CONSIDER CHECKING IN EARLY:
Use your computer or mobile device to check into your flight as soon as the twenty-four-hour window opens. This will give you a better chance of not getting bumped off the plane if a delay occurs and your flight becomes oversold, and it will also reduce your time spent in line.

4. SIGN UP FOR AIRPORT NOTIFICATION:
This helps you to get firsthand information about any changes regarding flight issues, so you can make arrangements quickly if a delay or cancellation does occur.

5. CHECK FLIGHT STATUS BEFORE HEADING TO THE AIRPORT:
It is good to know that you can call the airline or check flight status online before heading to the airport to help you prepare better. If you notice delays online, contact the airline directly for more information.

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Dubai is the largest, most populous and also the capital city of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The city is reputably known for luxury shopping, ultramodern architecture, and a lively nightlife scene.
Most of the time one of the challenges many tourists and visitors traveling to a new place usually encounter is how to get good hotels. Here are the top six 3stars hotels in Dubai to help you have an amazing holiday this summer.

1. ADMIRAL PLAZA HOTEL

This luxurious hotel is right in the heart of Bur Dubai business district and bustling city life. The Admiral Plaza Hotel offers visitors and tourist an amazing time most especially for summer vacations and holidays With close proximity to the Dubai International Airport and the Meena Bazaar mall which is famous for its shopping attractions and restaurants, the hotel offers it’s visitors the luxury of easy movement and navigation through the city if Dubai.

2. ARABIAN PARK HOTEL

Come spend an awesome 4 Night experience at the Arabian Park Hotel located in Al Jadaf, in the beautiful city of Dubai. The Arabian Park hotel is a premier location minute away from the heart of Dubai, in close proximity to Wafi Mall, Dubai Festival City, Dubai Creek, and Dubai Cultural Village.
With amazing views from your hotel window of the beautiful landmarks and settings of Dubai. From the world’s tallest building Burj Khalifa to the Dubai Mall, and the Dubai Opera. The Arabian park hotel happens to be one of the best-rated hotels with excellent services and facilities in Dubai. Also, the Arabian park hotel overtime has become the popular choice of most visitors and tourist because of it’s proximity to the Dubai International Airport.

3. CITY MAX HOTEL BUR DUBAI

This beautiful and luxurious hotel is located in the historic district of Bur Dubai. The hotel offers one of the best facility and services in the city of Dubai with its location just about 1 km from Dubai Creek and other major tourist attraction in the city.
Citymax Hotel gives you a very enjoyable summertime and vacation due to it’s close proximity to major attractions in the city of Dubai.

4. IBIS AL BARSHA HOTEL

Come enjoy an unforgettable summer experience at the beautiful and exotic Ibis Barsha hotel located just right in the heart of Dubai city along the Sheikh Zayed road.

Located between The Marina and Downtown Dubai, where the famous Burj Khalifa landmark is situated, gives tourist and visitors a time to explore the beautiful city of Dubai.

5. ST GEORGE HOTEL

Summertime at the ST George’s luxurious hotel is sure going to fulfil your vacation adventure fun. The hotel which is strategically located by the famous Dubai creek gives visitors a magnificent view of the old and new Dubai. It is also conveniently situated within easy distance of the bustling Dubai business district.
The St.George Hotel brings you the true essence of the traditional city of Dubai with it being surrounded by the famous Heritage Village, the ancient Spice Souk and the Gold Souk of Dubai. the hotel is ideal for holidaymakers.

6. STUDIO M ARABIAN PLAZA HOTEL

Looking forward to having a thrilling summertime experience with great sea view and a classy accommodation experience? Then, the Studio M Arabian Plaza Hotel is your best bet. Located a walking distance from Al Qiyadah Metro Station in the heart of Dubai and 10 km from the Grand Mosque in the beautiful city of Dubai.

The luxurious hotel offers top notch and comfortable services with good facility.

Described by CNN as ‘the coolest city in South Africa you’ve never seen’. And ranked higher by Mercer in its annual Quality of Living survey than both Cape Town and Johannesburg, for yet another year, South Africa’s east coast city has taken its rightful place as one of the best cities in the country to visit.

But accolades aside. Why should you visit?

The laid-back lifestyle

When it comes to the laid-back stakes of coastal cities in South Africa, Durban wins hands down. Slops and shorts are standard apparel, all year round – even the winters in Durban produce balmy days that easily give Mozambique and European summers a run for their money (in fact, they’re better, even, than the city’s sticky summers). Durban has been likened to the Mediterranean for its beach-bum vibe and relaxed atmosphere.

Beaches all year round

Attributable to the glorious weather Durban experiences all year, its beaches are as swimmable in winter as summer and warm – unlike its sister city, Cape Town. Durban’s Golden Mile (the beachfront strip that lights up at night that is arguably Durban’s greatest icon) is a surfer’s idea of utopia, whilst beaches north of Durban, although wilder, attract as much attention.
The people

Unpretentious and multi-cultural, depending on where you go, Durban’s people are as varied as they are, almost without exception, friendly. If you want a vibey and culturally mixed head to the harbour or downtown Durban; to Chatsworth or Tongaat for Indian curries, or to Umlazi or KwaMashu for house music and braaied meat.

The food

Durban has fast caught up with its more worldly cousins – Johannesburg and Cape Town – when it comes to food and coffee. Despite its overwhelming curry fame, it also has a healthy craft beer, food, and spirits scene (with the odd distillery producing spirits made with local ingredients) and active weekly food markets like the I Heart Market and the Morning Trade Market.

The quirky neighborhoods

Like most cities, the world over it’s about those hip and happening spots that make a visit so worthwhile. And Durban is no exception. Station Drive Precinct is the newest kid on the block, transforming a former light industrial, no-go area into a contemporary gathering of restaurants, breweries, and designers. Leafy Glenwood, in the shadow of the city’s university, plays host to its own selection of cool eating spots.
Morningside lies on the hill above Durban’s city center, its Florida Road a well-established restaurant, coffee shop and pub mecca. Rivertown District is Durban’s answer to Maboneng in Johannesburg, an inner-city revival that has its own night food and craft market (Smarket).

The historical tours

Head down to the Durban Green Hub at the Blue Lagoon for a variety of tours of Durban – Woza Inanda offers trips on its Inanda Heritage Route – walking trails and guided routes that explore Gandhi’s life, the Ohlange Institute, and the Shembe Settlement amongst other places. Or head inland on a Battlefields tour.

THE TIDAL POOLS
Snorkeling in Durban is one of its lesser known highlights.

The city’s beaches are warm, the sea life unusually abundant and the water clear (provided you know your tides). For exceptional tidal pools head to the north coast where you’ll find the Umdloti Pools, and Salt Rock tidal pool (Thompson’s is close by too). Vetch’s Pier (or Vetchies) at uShaka Beach is also a popular snorkeling and dive site.

Victoria Street Market

Durban’s inner-city street market, on Bertha Mkhize Street, is a predominantly Indian spice and flea market with a big north African influence in the form of curious, art, and jewelry. But it’s also the starting point of the 9 Markets of Warwick Tour that explores all the markets that connect up at Warwick Junction.
The walking tours

Durban Experience offers a couple of walk-about tours in its city centre, daily at 09h30 and 13h30 (but book a day in advance to avoid disappointment). The Oriental walk-about explores the Point, the old Durban station, Gandhi’s influence on the city, the city’s architectural styles and the meat and fish markets. The Historical walk-about explores Farewell Square, the city’s most historical buildings, and City Hall.

The sardine run

The Cape boasts whales, Durban has the sardine run – an almost-annual May / June migration of huge shoals of silver sardines from the cold oceans of the country’s Cape up along the coastline to Durban. Described as a ‘feeding frenzy’ for thousands of birds and larger fish who gamely feed on the more often than not 7 km long, 1.5 km wide and 30 meters deep phenomenon, it is a spectacle that travels the length of the coastline.

The Drakensberg

On Durban’s doorstep is one of KwaZulu-Natal’s two World Heritage Sites – the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg. Aside from its sheer beauty, and impressive mountain peaks that stretch for well over 200 kilometers, what makes it so popular is its accessible plateau and the slopes and mountains that provide some of the best and most strenuous hiking in the country. For unspoilt outdoor wilderness, you would be hard-pressed to beat the Drakensberg.
The SkyCar

The Moses Mabhida Stadium, Durban’s 2010 World Soccer Cup legacy, is anything but a static white elephant. Quite the opposite. You can journey your way across the stadium’s arch on the SkyCar to a platform that gives you gobsmacking views over Durban. The single cabin runs on steel tracks that, on the return journey, rolls under its own gravity.

People’s Park

Just below the stadium is People’s Park which, if you have children, you simply have to visit. It includes a track and field area, a fantastic kids’ playground and a café (where you can sip on coffee whilst watching your kids play). At night the park often hosts music festivals and shows.

Outdoor Living

Whilst in Durban make sure to head to the Umhlanga Lagoon Nature Reserve – a quiet, unassuming bit of wetland and dune forest; the Beachwood Mangroves where you’ll find chameleons the size of your thumb; and Hawaan Forest, Durban’s ancient strip of protected forest.

Get to know about this interesting country before attending the African football tournament scheduled to start 21st June 2019.

As you prepare to travel to this interesting country for the tournament, which is few days away from now, we recommend getting to know a few facts.

Here are five fascinating things you need to know before traveling to Egypt for AFCON 2019.

EGYPT IS IN TWO DIFFERENT CONTINENTS
Let’s start with one of the most unique things about this nation. Egypt is a transcontinental country with parts in both the African and Asian continents. The county is located on the northeast corner of Africa and southwest corner of Asia. These two parts are linked together by the Sinai Peninsula, which is a land bridge between two continents.

POPULATION
According to the World Population Review, the most populous African country is Nigeria with almost 196 million people as of 2018. Ethiopia is second with a population of 107 million, while Egypt comes in third place with almost 100 million people. It is also the most populous in the Middle East with 78.8 million.

RELIGION
The major faith here is Islam, which is practiced by 90 percent of the population. As such, you can expect to hear the call to prayer five times a day as it definitely affects businesses and activities. Christians, Jews, and atheists, the minority, can also be found here.

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
As a country with 6,000 years of recorded cultural history, you can expect to see loads of beautiful sights like pyramids and Giza Necropolis, one of the remaining seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

You can also look forward to visiting The Egyptian Museum which has more than 120,000 items, the Egyptian National Military Museum and the 6th of October Panorama.

SPORTS
Football is regarded as the most popular sport in Egypt which might explain why the football-loving country chose to submit their bid alongside South Africa to host the finals.

They received 16 votes from the executive committee while South Africa got only one. As a result, Egypt will be hosting their fifth AFCON tournament from June 15 to July 13th.



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The beautiful city of Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa and of the largest city urban in the world. It is the provincial capital and largest city of Gauteng, which is the wealthiest province in South Africa. The city is located in the mineral-rich Witwatersrand range of hills and is the center of large-scale gold and diamond trade.

Though Johannesburg was not traditionally known as a tourist destination, but the city has been transformed into one of the major tourist cities in South Africa today.
1. A TOUR OF JOHANNESBURG ON THE EXOTIC DOUBLE CHECKER BUS:
Have a tour around the town of Johannesburg on the exotic double-decker bus, which gets you through the famous Green Route with visits through the leafy Northern suburbs stopping at Zoo Lake, the Johannesburg Zoo and the Military Museum before reaching Constitution Hill. This also happens to be the interchange point to join the Red City Tour that visits downtown Johannesburg. Stops on this route include the “Roof of Africa” viewing deck on the 50th floor of the Carlton Center, the James Hall Transport Museum, the Gold Reef City Theme park, the Apartheid Museum, SAB World of Beer, the Origins Center at Wits University and Braamfontein (home of the Neighbour Goods Market on a Saturday morning) before returning to the interchange point at Constitution Hill.
2. A VISIT TO THE FAMOUS LOCRATE MARKET IN SOWETO:

The Locrate market has been described as a lifestyle market “to break all markets”. The Locrate Market has features such as the “mother trucker” food trucks, live music, poetry readings, bike tours, craft beer and singular designer apparel.
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PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 16: Visitors take photos of the statue of Former South African President Nelson Mandela that was unveiled at the Union Buildings on December 16, 2013 in Pretoria, South Africa. The statue was dedicated on the day after the burial of Nelson Mandela in his home village of Qunu on December 15, 2013. Nelson Mandela passed away on the evening of December 5, 2013 at his home in Houghton at the age of 95. Mandela became South Africa's first black president in 1994 after spending 27 years in jail for his activism against apartheid in a racially-divided South Africa. December 16 is celebrated in South Africa as Reconciliation Day and marks several significant events in South African history. (Photo by J. Countess/Getty Images)

The beautiful city of Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa and of the largest city urban in the world. It is the provincial capital and largest city of Gauteng, which is the wealthiest province in South Africa. The city is located in the mineral-rich Witwatersrand range of hills and is the center of large-scale gold and diamond trade.

Though Johannesburg was not traditionally known as a tourist destination, but the city has been transformed into one of the major tourist cities in South Africa today.
A TOUR OF JOHANNESBURG ON THE EXOTIC DOUBLE CHECKER BUS:
Have a tour around the town of Johannesburg on the exotic double-decker bus, which gets you through the famous Green Route with visits through the leafy Northern suburbs stopping at Zoo Lake, the Johannesburg Zoo and the Military Museum before reaching Constitution Hill. This also happens to be the interchange point to join the Red City Tour that visits downtown Johannesburg. Stops on this route include the “Roof of Africa” viewing deck on the 50th floor of the Carlton Center, the James Hall Transport Museum, the Gold Reef City Theme park, the Apartheid Museum, SAB World of Beer, the Origins Center at Wits University and Braamfontein (home of the Neighbour Goods Market on a Saturday morning) before returning to the interchange point at Constitution Hill.

2. A VISIT TO THE FAMOUS LOCRATE MARKET IN SOWETO:
The Locrate market has been described as a lifestyle market “to break all markets”. The Locrate Market has features such as the “mother trucker” food trucks, live music, poetry readings, bike tours, craft beer and singular designer apparel.

Bicycle-tour

3. HAVE AN INTERACTIVE BIKE TOUR AROUND THE CITY:
Tourists are usually taken on extensive bike tours through the dynamic township of Soweto. One can have the pleasure of cycling through the communities of Meadowlands and Orlando West thereby embracing the vibrant energy of the locals and listening to the vivid stories of the Sowetan locals. Tourists also get the chance to visit interesting historical sites around Soweto.
4. VISIT THE MILITARY HISTORY MUSEUM
The South African War Museum is regarded as the symbolic home for all soldiers and veterans in South Africa. See awe-inspiring artifacts from Umkhonto-we-Sizwe, the Anglo-Boer war, the Anglo-Zulu war and various other historical battles on display.
5. VISIT THE POTATO SHED RESTAURANT
The potato Shed is a must visit restaurant with its incredibly delicious menu which comes in huge portions and very satisfying. It is located in the historic Newtown Cultural Precinct. The restaurant is a steam-punk inspired restaurant where you get to enjoy unique dishes, including their signature biltong and wasabi crisps.
6. VISIT THE BUNGEE JUMP COOLING TOWERS:
The cooling towers is the site of the world’s first bungee jump between two cooling towers. This place offers tourists a variety of adrenaline junkie activities and also a group paintball available at the bottom of the western cooling tower.
7. A VISIT TO NELSON MANDELA FOUNDATION:
The non-profit organization which started in Madiba in 1999 houses the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory. A visit takes a tourist through the current exhibition which focuses on photography during the State of Emergency in those days.
8. VISIT THE JAMES HALL MUSEUM OF TRANSPORT:
The transport establishment is the largest and most comprehensive museum of land and transport in South Africa. The James Hall Museum of Transport is a must stop on the red city bus tour. Attractions such as the steam locomotives, penny farthings, and ox-wagons will keep kids intrigued for hours.
9. VISIT AFRIBLACK ROASTERY AND ESPRESSO BAR
This roastery and espresso bar’s main focus is coffee, but the trendy café also serves breakfast, light lunches, scones, and other baked goods. Their classic cappuccino is delicious, made with the Vintage Espresso Blend, and each cup is a combination of amazing flavors.
10. GOLD REEF CITY THEME PARKS
Gold Reef City offers an incredible variety of fun things for tourists to do in Johannesburg, all in one exciting destination. Gold Reef City has something for everyone from the casino complex which is constantly alive with excitement and energy to watching A-list shows at The Barnyard Theatre. Also has an action-packed Ten-pin Bowling alley and enjoy mouth-watering dining at the wide variety of restaurants and fast food outlets.
11. HAVE A GOOD SHOPPING TOUR AROUND JOHANNESBURG MARKETS
Visit exciting shopping markets such as the Rosebank Sunday markets, the famous Neighbourhood markets, and the African crafts market to get the best of African products and good shopping experience.

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AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS IS THE MAIN INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL COMPETITION IN AFRICA.
Now that the date has been scheduled to 21st June to 19th July 2019, with confirmation that Egypt will host the 2019 edition of the African football tournament, YOU can now get in preparation gear.
The country of pyramids, Egypt is a fascinating and magical country and the AFCON is just the perfect window into exploring one of the oldest civilizations on the planet.

The tournament which will hold in June-July, which happens to be major peak periods, will cause costs of visiting Egypt then to spike insanely. This means that, if you are interested in attending AFCON, the time to start planning is now.

Here are a few things you need to start preparing for, off the top.
1. Tell your friends

A football tournament won’t be much fun alone, besides there are so many other things to explore in Egypt. You still have about 2 and a half months to get your friends motivated to go on the trip with you and allow them to save up for it.
2. Travel funds

You might want to start setting aside the travel funds you would use for travel fees, accommodation, feeding, and other miscellaneous expenses. As a strict traveler, you should start seeking ways to make your trip as budget-friendly as possible.

3. Flight tickets

Flight tickets are up there for things that spike during the peak period. When you’ve confirmed dates for when you’ll be in Egypt, you’d want to book as early as possible so the fares can be cheaper. Egypt airlines have direct flights to Egypt, which have a total ETA of 5 hours while Turkish airlines, for example, have connecting flights with a layover in Istanbul et al, but a total ETA of 9 hours. The direct flight is more expensive than connecting flights.
4. Accommodation

It might be too early to book a hotel but bear in mind that hotels will be BOOKED UP if you don’t get one on time. From now, you can seek other accommodation options too, such as Airbnb and Couchsurfing, which will give you enough time to relate with hosts.
5. Visa application

The process of obtaining a visa to Egypt, from Nigeria especially, is actually straight-forward. The Egyptian Embassy is located at plot 340, Diplomatic Drive, Central Area, Abuja, Nigeria. There are three kinds of visa:

Single entry visa (up to 90 days): $25
Tourist multiple visa (up to 90 days, valid for 6 months): $60
Business multiple entry Visa (up to 90 days, valid for 6 months)
You’d need to go to the embassy to submit: A valid passport; two passport photograph; a fully completed visa application form; visa fees in cash; photocopies of the passport and ID card; photocopies of the original passport and ID card, including copy of all visas(valid and expired); Copy of registration certificate/copy of visa and copy of work permit(if available)in Nigeria; Copy of round trip tickets or confirmed itinerary; Proof of health insurance covering international travel; Copies of bank statements from the past 6 months; Copy of a letter from your employer on business letterhead; Copy of confirmed hotel reservations.

The visa is usually ready in about 7 working days.

If you’re looking for pristine white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, unique wildlife, deep histories, warm oceans, and friendly locals this is where you’ll find it. Together with a varied range of activities to engage in Africa’s stunning islands have plenty to offer. The continent is home to some of the most stunning beaches and best island breaks in the world. Here’s our guide to the best African island getaways.
1. Zanzibar, Tanzania
Zanzibar is an island rich in history and culture but also one which boasts some of the most beautiful beaches to be found in Africa. It is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, namely Stone Town. Visitors can explore its beautiful winding alleys and marvel at the impressive Arab houses and intricate doors. They can also learn why Zanzibar is often referred to as the Spice Island by tasting delicious fruits, spices and even rare plants. Of course, they can also relax on stunning white sand beaches all year long.
2. São Tomé Island, São Tomé and Príncipe - GULF OF GUINEA
São Tomé is the largest island of the beautiful Portuguese-speaking country which sits on the Equator, São Tomé and Príncipe. As it receives little tourism, visitors here can enjoy snorkeling and diving experiences in uncharted waters. They can also wander around sleepy fishing villages peacefully. Other attractions include an impressive chocolate factory and indulging in delicious coffee considered to be some of the best in the world. In the early 20th century, São Tomé was one of the biggest cocoa producers in the world.
3. Sal, Cape Verde - SENEGAL
Cape Verde is by far one of the most popular countries for African island getaways, and Sal is its most visited island. As one of the archipelago’s 10 most beautiful islands Sal, literally meaning salt in Portuguese, has become more popular than the rest for its easy accessibility and beautiful sandy beaches. Santa Maria, with its beautiful pastel-colored houses, is the main town of this stunning island and is where visitors can find a range of bars, restaurants, live music shows, and nightlife.
4. Mohéli, Comoros - MOZAMBIQUE
Sometimes referred to as Mwali, Mohéli is the smallest island of Comoros; a small but beautiful nation made up of three stunning islands. It is still undeveloped, with few inhabitants and not much in terms of modern facilities but it is exactly that wildness that makes the beauty of the island. Comoros’ only national park, the beautiful Mohéli Marine Park, is also there to the delight of snorkelers who are able to admire stunning, colorful coral reefs. Sea turtles, whales, and dolphins also inhabit the park, and they are all protected.
5. Djerba, Tunisia
Right off the coast of Southern Tunisia, Djerba is the most important North African island in size. Very popular among tourists, this island offers beautiful sandy beaches, a range of water sport activities, and good dining options. However, a short distance away from the animated beach resorts, visitors can also find a silent and more peaceful countryside. Djerba’s residents have also kept their culture and traditions and it is one of the only places in the country where people still speak the Berber language.
6. Praslin, Seychelles
With about 6500 inhabitants, the beautiful island of Praslin is the second largest in Seychelles. Back in the day, the island served as the perfect hideaway spot for Arab merchants and pirates. Today, it has become a popular destination for tourists from across the globe who come and stay in beautiful hotels and resorts. Some of the world’s most beautiful beaches are also there, including the stunning white sand Anse Lazio beach, and Anse Georgette. Visitors can also engage in bird watching in the island’s beautiful tropical forests and visit the Vallée de Mai Nature Preserve where vanilla orchids can be found.
7. Mauritius
Mauritius, a multicultural island located in the Indian Ocean, is a small and stunning island that remained inhabited until the Dutch’s arrival in 1598. In 1715, five years after the Dutch had left, the French arrived, followed by the British who remained until Mauritius gained its independence. The country is famous worldwide for having been the only natural habitat we know of so far of the now extinct dodo. As this beautiful, and intriguing bird was heavy and unable to fly, it was easy prey for European settlers.
8. Lamu Island, Kenya
Culture vultures will be amazed at the wonderful things Lamu Island’s old town has to offer. It is considered to be one of the best preserved and oldest Swahili settlements in the region. Visitors feel transported back to the 8th century as they stroll down the winding alleys, hear the Muslim call to prayer, pass by impressive merchant houses, donkey carts, and a beautiful old port. This beautiful UNESCO Heritage Site is home to Shela in the North and Lamu’s old town in the south. The former is a peaceful seaside village. To travel between both, visitors can take a boat ride or walk (approximately 45 minutes).
9. Chief’s Island, Botswana
Chief’s Island is one of the biggest Okavango Delta islands. It is the perfect spot for safari lovers as its fertile plains offer impressive game viewing occasions. Visitors can view the beautiful zebra, elephant herds, wildebeest, impala, and red lechwe which congregate on the island. They will also have the chance to come across hippos and crocodiles in the waters of the delta. As Chief’s Island is higher than other islands of the delta it does not flood. Instead, when the waters rise, it becomes a wildlife haven.
10. Mumbo Island, Malawi
When it comes to romance, nothing beats Mumbo Island. This small island of only one kilometer in diameter remains unpopulated. Every night, a maximum of 14 guests can be accommodated at the Mumbo Island Camp in private tents. To reach it, visitors have to cross a wooden bridge from Mumbo’s central beach. It is the ideal place to unwind by spending days swimming in the crystal clear waters of Lake Malawi, snorkeling, diving, kayaking around hidden coves, and even lying down in comfortable hammocks.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! And as excited as we are about sharing love a whole lot more than I’m hoping we all do every day (because love shouldn’t be reserved solely for the 14th of February), we’re slightly wary about the fact that it’s two days to 2019 election day in Nigeria. This may or may not mean many will be faced with the choice of either showing love to the lover or to the country, although I don’t see why you can’t do both.

If you would rather not be here when all the election drama is going down, then Valentine’s Weekend getaway is exactly what you need! With only a few weeks left to Valentine’s Day, we know that many of you haven’t made any plans yet. Don’t panic. Read through to decide wisely.
PORT LOUIS, MAURITIUS:
Port Louis is located in Mauritius, an island nation off the eastern coast of Africa. It is surrounded by the Indian Ocean providing for an exotic feel setting your feet on the fine white sands that abound on its shores. Port Louis is home to some of the island’s finest resorts and the Flic en Flac Beach, known for its beautiful turquoise lagoon. For a fun couples’ activity, catch a race at the Champ de Mars Racecourse, the second oldest horse race track in the world.

CASABLANCA, MOROCCO:

Morocco’s largest city is a wonder to behold. From the busy city landscape to the calm waters by the beach, Casablanca is a must-see for lovers and adventurers. There is plenty to see and do in this Arab city. It is filled with ancient architecture with records of French influences and couples can spend a day exploring old buildings or shopping at the largest mall in Africa, the Morocco Mall.

ZANZIBAR, TANZANIA:

Zanzibar may be one of the most famous archipelagos in the Indian Ocean, but there’s more to it than luxury hotels and infinity pools. Even besides the beaches and the safaris, numerous romantic adventures await you and the lover. For instance, you could enjoy a quiet retreat, at Chakwa, a modest fishing village, and watch the pink sunrise over Michamvi Peninsula. You could also have lunch at the Mbweni Ruins Hotel and visit the botanical garden where there are about 650 plant species you can admire and appreciate. Or maybe you’d enjoy wandering through a maze of house and alleyways in Hurumzi and also take the opportunity to browse antique stalls and relax at cafes.

OBUDU, CALABAR, NIGERIA:

Deep in coastal southeastern Nigeria lies the great Obudu hills. Wrapped around the multicultural ethnicity of the people of Calabar, the city and the hills are filled with numerous wonders stretching further than the eyes can see. One can explore the modern city untouched by the effects of political unrest, or explore the captivating hills. At only a few minutes by air to Calabar, couples can take a short weekend trip while still enjoying a great Valentine experience.

ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA:

Addis Ababa is Ethiopia’s capital city situated in the magnificent Ethiopian Highlands creating a cool and pleasant atmosphere for love. An ancient city bursting with culture, Addis Ababa has more to offer than meets the eye. Couples can take time out for African safaris at Omo Valley and discover ancient tribes and animals. Coffee lovers will be thrilled to learn that Addis Ababa has an engaging coffee culture, famous for it’s locally made coffee variant. Addis Ababa is one of the most affordable cities to visit in Africa so you can have a great time without burning a hole in your pocket.

WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA:

Spending Valentine’s Day in Windhoek would give you a most unforgettable experience. Take your sweetheart to the Cheetah Conservation Park and Okapuka Ranch wild game preserve or view the historical hot springs at the City Center. For an extreme day of unbridled fun and adventure, visit the vast Namib Desert only a short trip away via the Remhoogte Pass.

VICTORIA FALLS, ZIMBABWE:

Swaddled at the border between Zimbabwe and Zambezi, Victoria Falls is one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world with a city conveniently built around it. The sounds of the waterfall can be heard over 40 km away and its mist is seen from over 50 km away. A romantic moment is never hard to find as there’s always a breathtaking rainbow around the corner. Couples can get the best view of the waterfall at the Knife-edge Bridge and even partake in the excitement of swimming in the Devil’s Pool, a 10m wide pool right next to the cliff.

LABADI BEACH, ACCRA, GHANA:

Labadi Beach has been known as Ghana’s most beautiful beach for many years. It fosters an atmosphere for romance with the Atlantic Ocean washing over its coast, swinging waves back and forth to create a beautiful backdrop for lovers. Every visit to Labadi Beach welcomes you with a concert or performance booming with youthful energy unlike any you’ve experienced elsewhere. The beach is located in the Greater Accra region of Ghana which gives you the opportunity to shop for African food, attires, and souvenirs.

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA:

Tagged as one of the best places in the world to visit, Cape Town, South Africa serves travelers and tourists with expansive views of the Table Mountain. Couples can spend a day at the Cape Town Waterfront taking cruises and tours or just enjoying lunch or tea at one of the best restaurants in South Africa. If you’re one of the classy bunch, set a course for the Cape Winelands to engage in wine tasting adventures only an hour from the city center. The scenic vineyards allow for an intimate time with that special someone.

DIANI, KENYA:

Diani, Kenya is often described as a tropical paradise, and for good reason. The Diani Beach has shallow waters at the shore, perfect for intimate romantic dips in the Indian Ocean. For an unforgettable Valentine getaway, get up early to watch the sunrise by the beautiful beach and palm trees or relax on the white sands while watching the sunset.

Therefore, make this Valentine a memorable one. Take your lover with you to a distant land and immerse yourself into the Ocean of Love. MAKE THIS VALENTINE ROMANTIC!!!

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Well, my counsel is that: a territory of operation is very sensitive to the outcome of your pursuit. The best person to ask where to reside is the Holy Spirit. A man can only suggest, only God knows the future and the best. Any place is good depending on where God has destined you to reside. There are many Nigerians in US and UK homeless, looking for what to eat. So, my friend, ask God, define your vision/purpose, analyze your movements, discern your decisions, use your discretion and justify your spirit. Thanks!

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