The Super Bowl set for the 3rd of February is only a few weeks away. While the two teams that will battle it out for the championship have yet to be decided, it’s never too early to start planning for the big day. Here are some ideas to ensure you have loads of fun while watching the event.
ForwardKeys, which forecasts future travel patterns by analyzing 17 million booking transactions a day, predicts that the impact of the terrorist attack on the DusitD2 hotel in Nairobi this week will have a minimal impact on tourism to Kenya and any setback in visitor arrivals will last less than two weeks.
Thai capital Bangkok was ranked third on the list of the Top Global Cities for Dining and sixth on the list of Top Global Cities for Shopping in MasterCard Global Destination Cities Index 2018.
Every year, Brussels welcomes millions of visitors and the number of tourists visiting the capital has increased steadily over the past two years.
Japan goes into the new year holding the 1st place on the Henley Passport Index, with citizens enjoying visa-free/visa-on-arrival access to 190 destinations.
Who doesn’t enjoy sipping on a yummy cuppa at their favorite coffee shop? While Montreal is literally full of amazing coffee offers, the sea of the city’s coffee houses and cafes can be very uneasy to sail across on your own.
In another step to help protect the environment of Seychelles, the island nation’s ministry of environment will ban the importation of single-use plastic straws into the country as of February 1. A total ban on straws will follow in June.
HMSHost International has opened Ocean Bar, the first of five new food and beverage offerings and part of Langkawi Airport expansion and refurbishment project.
Malaysia implemented a ban on smoking in all air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned restaurants, coffee shops, as well as open-air hawker centers and street stalls as of the New Year.
The United Arab Emirates Embassy in Bangkok has issued an advisory to its citizens residing or visiting Thailand.