Investing in international property or business in Austria and Turkey entitles investors to dual citizenship. Of course, the idea of owning a house in a foreign country, or giving a few million to an international business, is a luxury that can only be entertained by some. But for those who have the odd million lying around, certain countries around the world have introduced a scheme whereby foreign investors are encouraged to make investments in exchange for citizenship. There are different...
Passengers were evacuated from an aeroplane after reports of a fire - which turned out to be an optical illusion. The KLM flight from Bristol to Amsterdam was grounded after an “incident” was reported on the runway. The plane was due to take off at 6.15am, but shortly beforehand passengers were escorted off the plane while fire crews checked it over. A spokesman for Avon Fire and Rescue Service said the rescue effort was sparked by an optical illusion. He...
Tourism Ireland has welcomed the announcement of a new daily flight from Paris to Cork for this summer. The new service will provide a much-needed boost to the country’s tourism sector, with the all-important French destination connecting to Cork and the South West of Ireland. The service from Cork to Paris-Charles de Gaulle will be operated by Air France Hop! from May 26 until October 27, using a 76-passenger capacity Embraer 170 aircraft. Ireland, which focuses on showcasing its travel...
The expansion of the cruise industry, coupled with modern holidaymakers’ longing to see the more secluded corners of the world, mean that some of the most luxurious liners on Earth now voyage to remote destinations. Evergreen destinations like the Caribbean and the Mediterranean are consistently popular, while reports abound on the growth of cruising around Australia, New Zealand and Asian countries like Malaysia and Vietnam. Even so, there’s a definite demand for voyages to more far-out corners of the world. CLIA’s 2018...
An intrepid photographer is literally at the height of his career - taking stunning shots of some of the world's most luxurious high-rise apartments. Brave Zohaib Anjum, 29, has reached the top of his game by scaling dizzy sky-scrapers to capture the perfect shot of lofty properties worth up to £5m. His work in Dubai takes him to the top of buildings as high as 264m tall where he will walk on the edge of the roof to get the...
Primera Air will begin direct flights five times a week from London Stansted to Washington Dulles airport, with flights commencing in August. The low-fare airline will also increase flight frequency between London and Toronto to improve connectivity between these destinations. "We’ve been planning to add Washington from the beginning of the transatlantic flight project. We see a strong demand for this route and we are the first low-cost airline to start operations between both cities, offering people an affordable way of transatlantic...
Nowadays, the Real Estate Barcelona sector is development very quickly in order to be close to their customers. It has created important websites with good offers and different kind of floors and houses conceived for every type of people. The competition between companies is too strong and no one wants to fall behind in the marketplace. Inside this sector, high standing property is becoming very important in Barcelona. People want to spend more money choosing their new home because they...
In a dusty seaside town on an island off the coast of Senegal, Picasso 2 (it’s written on his hat and that’s what he says he’s called) is urging me to buy some of his artwork. “Today, it’s cheaper than Matalan!” he says out of the blue. A hit with his audience of one, he continues. “You will not find cheaper in Primani!” Some things about Cape Verde I know in advance: the all-year round warm weather, the minimal time...
A Norwegian plane with 84 plumbers on board had to return to Oslo due to problems with the toilets. The flight, which was destined for Munich, took off at 08:35 UTC but returned to Olso 1 hour later to fix the problem. Acording to Dagbladet, there were 84 plumbers who were on their way out for a trip to Munich with their plumbing company Rørkjøp. The managing director of the company, Frank Olsen said that they would have liked to fix the...
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