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Travels In Papua New Guinea by Jon Hornbuckle, UK

November 27, 2003

The pilot’s safety briefing was interrupted by a loud squeal. “Was that a pig? If it makes a mess you’ll have to clear it up when we reach Hagen” he…

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A brief description of Mtwara by Jean Milnes, UK

November 27, 2003

Mtwara (pop:approx.100,000) is the nearest town to Mikindani, in South eastern Tanzania. It is the administrative centre of the region, was the southern ‘capital’ in Colonial times and serves as…

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Discount on Karrimor products

November 27, 2003

Karrimor are pleased to announce to all Globetrotters Club members (please note, club members only and not Including sale goods) a 25% discount through their factory shop. They offer a…

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Ramadan by Alhabib, Libya

November 27, 2003

Alhabib is from the Tuareg people in Libya and sent us this fascinating insight into the Islamic festival of Ramadan. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Muslim calendar. It…

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Travel with a Challenge Web Magazine

November 27, 2003

Travel with a Challenge Web Magazine is richly illustrated travel information website showcasing feature articles and fast-breaking travel news on ecological, educational, cultural and volunteer vacations around the world. Visit…

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Money in Sick Bags

November 27, 2003

When you sit on that plane and feel for the sick bag, think again. Online auctioneer eBay has a section for unused sick bags from almost ever airline around the…

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Global Warming Caused by Air Flights

November 27, 2003

The UK Government think-tank Commission for Integrated Transport is currently considering a plan to impose a congestion charge on flights. It warns that the number of flights is growing by…

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Tourists Kidnapped in SE Iran

November 27, 2003

Three cyclists, two German, one Irish are reported missing between the city of Bam and Zahedan near the Pakistani border – a notorious opium smuggling route from Afghanistan to Western…

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Lisbon: Teaching English and Joining Women’s Groups by Sally Pethybridge, Portugal

November 27, 2003

Sally is British and has lived in the UK all her life. International travel as part of her work took her to many countries, including Portugal. She fell in love…

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Vietnam Airlines

November 27, 2003

Vietnam Airlines has announced that it will change the current two-tier price system for Vietnamese and foreigners from January 1 next year to boost tourism. Foreigners will no longer pay…

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