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Mali’s ruling junta announced that Air France will remain suspended from flying to and from the West African country indefinitely, pending the conclusion of a review of a previous authorization granted to French flag carrier airline.

Whilst Black History Month is still being acknowledged in the UK this month, in Jamaica, its Governor General, Sir Patrick Allen, proclaimed October 11 as Paul Bogle Day to honour the National Hero who famously led a protest against the colonial government on October 11, 1865.

Buckingham Palace have announced that King Charles will acknowledge the painful aspects of the UK's relationship with Kenya during a state visit later this month.

Buckingham Palace have announced that King Charles will acknowledge the painful aspects of the UK's relationship with Kenya during a state visit later this month.

California's Democratic Governor, Gavin Newsom, has vetoed a bill banning caste discrimination.

Taxi operators servicing the Montego Bay (MoBay) to Hopewell route in Jamaica held a peaceful protest, expressing their frustration over the deteriorating road conditions along the Unity Hall main road in St James.

Sarah Sunny made history after she became India's first deaf lawyer to argue in the country's Supreme Court.

Liberians are voting in a fiercely contested presidential election, with former football star George Weah, 57, making a bid for a second term.

I am extremely pleased to have received the "BEST OF DIASPORA AWARD” from the World Association for Sustainable Development (WASD). The catalyst was the pathbreaking Diaspora Delivery System & Research (DDSR), known as

The stoppage of high-speed trains between Italy and France is lengthening dramatically and was confirmed by the Prefect of Savoy, François Ravier, and the Regional Director of SNCF Reseau, French railway company.

The Ministry of Infrastructure, Communication, Utilities, Housing and Tourism - Tourism Unit, has announced the successful completion of its Tour Guides Training Programme – Level 1, which empowered over 50 tourism industry partners.

When a tourism Minister in Kenya, or as they say in Kenya a Tourism Secretary is in his post because he was demoted is not really exciting news for the largest industry in the world generating 11% of global employment- but this may shown very differently in Kenya.

A non-profit consortium will offer free cybersecurity support to almost 200 humanitarian NGOs in The Hague in the next 1,5 years.

The Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB), along with Destination Hub partners St. Maarten, St. Martin and St. Barths, showcased the region and engaged with yacht builders, brokers and yachting enthusiasts at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Show.

A record-breaking summer of travel demand sharpened the impact of government inefficiencies and hassles across the travel system, potentially resulting in air travellers taking an average of two fewer trips per year at a projected total cost of $71 billion to the U.S. economy—according to a new U.S. Travel survey from Ipsos.

The Jamaican Ministry of Tourism and its public bodies successfully concluded TAW (Tourism Awareness Week) with the final instalment of the island wide school speaking engagements and tree planting exercises at the Mannings School.