THE GENOCIDE MUSEUM – HELPING RWANDA TO HEAL ITS WOUNDS

Larry Brain -
The darkest and most painful period in Rwanda’s history is still quite recent and many feel the memories will haunt them for many decades to come. During the conflict of 1994 800.000 people were kille ...

MAURITIUS – PARADISE TODAY, GONE TOMORROW?

Theodore Slate -
One of the most attractive holiday destinations in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius, has been attracting thousands of travelers; its pristine white beaches are much praised as they are stunningly clean and ...

CUBAN TOURISM MINISTER: HURRICANES CAN’T STOP US

Chris Grad -
The Cuban tourism industry is a vital part of the island’s economy. However, tourism is quite a fragile industry. The hurricanes Ike and Gustav have caused severe damages to the country’s tourism infr ...

SMALL SCALE MICE EVENTS? LET'S GO TO NAMIBIA

Larry Brain -
Namibia is a sparsely populated South African country yet according to many an ideal destination for small scale MICE tourism activities. A meeting can take place for example in Okonjima, the home of ...

BEWARE OF USING INTERNET WHEN TRAVELING!

Richard Moor -
Internet is used for various kinds of sensitive information transfers. The most sensitive is perhaps the information about money. People should, however, be aware of the risks that come with use of th ...