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                                                        PAELLA                                  Paella is a Valencian rice dish with ancient roots that originated in its modern form in the mid-19th century near Albufera lagoon on the east coast of Spain adjacent to the city of Valencia The Moors of Moorish Spain began rice cultivation around the 10th century. Consequently, residents of the Valencian region often made casseroles of rice, fish and spices for family gatherings and religious feasts, thus establishing the custom of eating rice in Spain. Th...

What will Brexit mean for travellers? Today your pound will go 70 per cent further in Russia and Zambia than it did in 2013, giving you around £210 extra for every £500 exchanged. Meanwhile, in South Africa and Brazil you’ll get 35 per cent more value for the pound. Some short-haul destinations also offer more bang for your buck: Norway currently offers 22 per cent better value than it did in 2013, and both Sweden and Hungary offer 11 per cent more for the pound. It’s heartening news for British travellers, says Ian Strafford-Taylor, CEO of FairFX: "Picking destinations which offer favourable long-term rates mean that you’ll get more for your money and therefore much better value this summer." Tags: The Telegraph

ABUJA TOUR IS ON THE 9TH OF JULY, YOU DONT WANT TO MISS THE FUN. CALL TO BOOK YOUR SEAT. ITS A BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE!!!

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What is the current security situation in Istanbul? Turkey was hit by another attack when a triple suicide bombing  took place at  Istanbul's  main international airport on Tuesday night, leaving 36 dead and as many as 150 injured in a suspected Isil attack.  The bombers detonated explosive vests in the arrivals hall of Ataturk airport, which is the third busiest in Europe. They had been trying to pass through X-ray machines when they were stopped by Turkish security officials.  When they began shooting with AK-47 rifles, the officers returned fire .  CCTV captures moment bomb detonates inside Istanbul airport Play! 00:47 The  Foreign Office  is warning travellers in the area to follow the advice of the local security forces. “Attacks are likely to target the Turkish state, civilians and demonstrations. Nevertheless, it’s increasingly likely that some attacks will also target western interests and tourists ...

                                    INSTABUL AIRPORT ATTACK  Twin explosion at the eleventh busiest airport in the world Istanbul Turkey. Ataturk airport is the third largest airport in Europe. It is one of the most secured airport. Its been declared that at least 28 people have been killed and dozens injured by the blast. At least 60 people have been confirmed injured. blasts shows vulnerabilities of soft attack. Security was in place as the attackers did not gain access into the airport. 2 people blew themselves up at the Ataturk airport. No claim of responsibility yet.

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Something for all: Mauritius has plenty of family fun in the day and night T hink  Mauritius  and you’ll likely think of pristine white beaches, turquoise seas and exclusive, luxury resorts full of celebrities and the super-rich. As with all clichés, it’s partly true but the reality is far more interesting – and much more accessible. You’ll probably also think it’s tropically, uncomfortably hot, being only 20 degrees south of the Equator in the Indian Ocean. The Mauritian summer, between October and April, can be hot, humid and wet. It is still largely glorious. But the “winter” is pretty much perfect for Britons: an average temperature in the low to mid-20s, not much rain and far lower humidity. And the mosquitoes have a rest too, making life far more comfortable. You’ll not be short of things to do. Those beaches – 160km of them – are amazing, especially in the more glamorous east of the island, but Mauritius’s diverse colonial history, volcani...

What leaving the EU could cost travellers How leaving the EU could affect travellers Play! 01:09   T he Brexiteers have won. We are leaving the EU. Will those much derided warnings of so-called Project Fear prove justified, or will the arguments for Brexit be vindicated? It’s a huge question; one which will affect us all - no more so than in the world of travel. So what impact can we expect on our holidays? Probably the biggest long term effect on travellers will be a financial one. If Britain prospers as the leaders of the Brexit movement promised, then we will be richer, the pound is likely to strengthen and more of us will be able to afford holidays. If the economy stutters, taxes rise, jobs become less secure and the pound falls, then overseas travel will be much less affordable for most of us. The European Health Insurance Card entitles UK citizens to free or reduced-cost treatment in other EU countries. Now the agreement will...

                                                             Santorini                        Island in the Aegean Sea Santorini, one of the Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea, was devastated by a volcanic eruption in the 16th century B.C.E., forever shaping its rugged landscape and villages. The whitewashed, cubist houses of its 2 principal towns, Fira and Oia, cling to cliffs above an underwater caldera (crater). They overlook the clear Aegean and beaches made up of black, red and white lava pebbles. Area : 90.96 km² Max length : 18 ...