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If you’re planning to visit Egypt, then this September, Egypt’s Red Sea Riviera Somabay will be hosting the Solasi Wellbeing Festival in collaboration with Yes Yoga and Osana Family Wellness. Taking place from 21 to 23 September 2023, the holistic yoga and healing festival allows guests to balance mind, body and soul whilst reconnecting with nature. Carefully curated to target […]
On 13th December 1204, the Jewish scholar, philosopher and physician Maimonides breathed his last. Born in the year 1135, he went on to accomplish a great deal whilst travelling from one country to another before he died in the early 13th century. Known as one of the most influential and important Jewish thinkers of all […]
Thanks to its many modern neighbourhoods and ancient districts, every year, millions of tourists make their way to the sprawling city of Cairo. Whether it’s your first or fifth time visiting, choosing the right neighbourhood can be a challenging task. But make no mistake, past all the narrow streets and bustling traffic, visitors will find […]
Make no mistake, Maldives is undeniably one of the world’s best honeymoon destinations – and for good reason! If you’re looking for a heightened luxury experience, no one does it better than the Maldives. With white sandy beaches and cyan-blue waters, it’s no wonder why many people flock to this place to get away from […]
Checking COVID travel requirements prior to booking a holiday seems like a never-ending part of the planning process! Do I need to be vaccinated? What if I’m already vaccinated; do I need a test or booster? These are the questions being discussed and running through our minds, which is still the case for many of […]
Bradford has big plans to host a series of events this June for its annual Bradford Literature Festival. Many artists, poets, journalists and authors are scheduled to appear including the young and old. One such planned event is based around the hot topic of travel writing; more specifically travel writing whilst traversing the Muslim lands. […]
