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How to sleep better – 10 Tips for the frequent traveller

Adequate sleep is essential to maintain normal energy and mood levels throughout the day and has a profound effect on one’s ability to function both physically and mentally. Sticking to a healthy sleep schedule can be a challenge for many considering different time zones and beds of varying sizes and consistencies. Here are some tips...
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UK follows US – powerless electronic devices banned from flights

Airline passengers entering and leaving the UK on potentially any routes, including transatlantic ones and those connecting with mainland Europe, will be expected to be show that electronic devices in their hand luggage can be powered up, British authorities announced Tuesday in a tightening of aviation security. [space height=10] In response to warnings of a...
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Salomi Joerdens – Kgalagadi Transfortier Park, Mei 2014

Ek was bevoorreg om hierdie jaar weer my siel te kon vind tussen die rooi sandduine van die Kalahari.  Hierdie plek steel my hart elke keer as ek teruggaan.  Ek is doodeenvoudig net verlief…   Donderdag 15 Mei slaap ons oor by hartsvriende in Vredendal en begin en eindig sommer die kuier met lekker lag....
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America bans uncharged electronics on airplanes

The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has decided not to allow mobile phones or other electronic devices on US-bound planes at some overseas airports if the devices are not charged. Some reports confirmed that smartphones, particularly iPhones and Samsung’s Galaxy Android phones will be singled out and inspected As part of the increased scrutiny at...
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Unabridged birth certificates

Unabridged birth certificates Since the Department of Home Affairs announced new regulations for child travellers, early last week, the inbound and outbound travel industry has raised numerous questions. Under the new regulations parents travelling with children are required to produce an unabridged birth certificate for children under the age of 18. This is in addition...
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Yolanda Barkhuizen – 4 Countries and the 100th Tour de France in 10 Days

Yes… it is possible..! My first time flying on Turkish airlines.  What a great experience! Although you fly via Johannesburg from Cape Town, you stay on the plane for about an hour while the Johannesburg passengers’ board. The entertainment and food on board is definitely top class!  We had three hours in Istanbul before our...
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Why you should use a Travel Agent/ Travel Management Company

  Can save you time and money Your Travel Agent has access to systems that incorporates most airlines and can give you the best available options in a shorter period of time Your unused tickets can be managed and where possible be used again for future travel Searching for the right options online takes time...
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How to pack like a pro…

There is a fine art to packing and to know how to fit in all the essentials while saving space for the treasures you pick up on the way. [space height=10] Here are some top tips: It doesn’t matter which way you pack your clothes, as long as there is a little space left in...
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Things you should know when staying in a hotel

Before you arrive at the hotel When making your booking, be specific about what you want. Whether you want twin beds or a double bed, if you need a desk, or Wi-Fi access – ask about these facilities beforehand. Pick a quiet room: To make sure you get peace and quiet, request a room on an upper...
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Salomi Joerdens visits Zanzibar – 2013

Salomi Joerdens in Zanzibar – May 2013 Weather patterns across Africa are becoming increasingly unpredictable. Just south of the equator, Zanzibar’s weather pattern follows that of Tanzania very closely – although always tends to be a little more humid – and occasional rain in the dry season is less uncommon than in the heart of...
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