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The Gambling World’s Top-Spending Countries
Gambling is one of the most popular pastimes for people all over the world. The risk and high potential returns keep gamblers returning to their favourite games time and again. It doesn’t come as much of a surprise that gambling is one of the highest-grossing...
The Growth Of Online Games In Africa
Although gaming in Africa is still in its relative infancy – it only really started three decades ago – it is a rapidly growing market, with the amount spent increasing by US $460 million between 2014 and 2018. Nigeria is the single largest gaming market, followed...
How to Organize a Successful Art Exhibition?
Whether you are going to put on display your own works or demonstrate somebody’s else imagination, the process of organizing an art exhibition is a hugely enjoyable experience. Along with that, it may pose a tough challenge to arrange so many various elements in a...
Boating Innovations Making Waves This Summer
Summer is here, and that means the weather is perfect for taking your boat out on the water. It's also the season for boating manufacturers to debut the innovations they've been working on during the off-season. What boating novelties are making waves this summer?...
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Canadian prime minister says Air Canada CEO’s English-only condolences lacked compassion
Air Canada’s CEO faces criticism from Canadian leaders after delivering condolences in English-only following a deadly crash that killed a French-speaking pilot in New York.
EasyJet profits plunge 70% as fuel costs soar amid Iran war
EasyJet’s profits fell 70% in the three months ending June due to soaring fuel costs following the Iran conflict outbreak, amid competing takeover bids from US investment firms.
Burnham urged to lobby EU leaders directly to waive EES border controls
UK officials face pressure to persuade EU leaders to suspend new border entry-exit system controls as millions of British holidaymakers prepare for summer travel across Europe.
United Chased Delta and American. Now Airline M&A Has Stalled
United Airlines approached Delta Air Lines about a potential merger combining two major U.S. carriers, but discussions did not advance beyond preliminary assessment stages.
The ferocity of the downpour that brought the latest Hawaii flooding surprised even meteorologists
A surprise downpour dumped several inches of rain per hour on Honolulu’s Manoa Valley, causing significant flooding and vehicle damage. The intense rainfall caught meteorologists off guard despite warnings of residual moisture from a winter storm system.
Mexico City is sinking so quickly, it can be seen from space
New NASA satellite imagery reveals Mexico City is sinking nearly 10 inches annually, one of the world’s fastest-subsiding cities, damaging critical infrastructure and worsening water shortages.
Louvre reopens Apollo Gallery after a brazen heist, but no jewels are on display
The Louvre’s Apollo Gallery reopened Wednesday following a heist that claimed crown jewels valued at 88 million euros. The gallery now displays no jewelry, returning to its 17th-century ceremonial purpose.
Air Canada CEO will retire this year after his English-only crash message was criticized
Air Canada’s CEO will retire later this year following criticism over an English-only condolence message after a deadly crash that killed two crew members.
Cruise ship with hantavirus outbreak heads to Canary Islands after 3 are evacuated
Three passengers with confirmed or suspected hantavirus were evacuated from a cruise ship in Cape Verde, with the vessel then proceeding to Spain’s Canary Islands carrying approximately 150 isolated passengers.
France confines more than 1,700 on British cruise ship in Bordeaux after gastroenteritis outbreak
French authorities ordered over 1,700 passengers and crew to remain aboard a British cruise ship in Bordeaux following a gastroenteritis outbreak, with officials ruling out any connection to a separate hantavirus incident.
Rome airports threaten to suspend new EU passport system to avoid summer ‘disaster’
Rome’s airport operator warns the EU’s new biometric entry system for non-EU travelers could cause summer travel chaos and suggests suspending enforcement during peak season.
Ryanair adopts ‘free of charge’ family seating policy after watchdog investigation
Ryanair will now offer free seating for parents next to children after check-in, positioned toward the rear of aircraft, following a UK competition watchdog investigation into its family seating charges.