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London, voted the “World’s Leading Destination” at 2010 World Travel Awards, had a chance to bask in the spring sunshine a crowd over one million royal well-wishers lined the procession route to cheer for Prince William and his new wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. The wedding was said to be the capital’s largest ever event as crowds joined the party in parks and squares across the capital.

A dazzling display of pomp and pageantry was on display bringing to a dramatic climax months of organisation.

The

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YouTube: Take Me To Zanzibar – International Juggler 2011

Inspiring video by German juggler Luke Burrage, juggling his way around the world.

South Africa has set its sights on doubling the number of foreign tourists to 15 million per annum by targeting markets unlocked by the 2010 Fifa World Cup. New markets extend across Africa, Asia and South America.

Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk told Parliament: “We aim to increase the number of foreign tourist arrivals to South Africa from seven million in 2009 to 15 million by 2020.”

“We will also be fostering new growth by accessing markets unlocked by the World Cup.”

By 2020, the government has set a target of 499 billion rands ($74 billion), up from 189 billion rands in 2009, which would create 225,000 new jobs.

“Our

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Cook Islands Tourism has appointed destination specialists McCluskey International to help increase the destination’s overall appeal and ultimately increase the intention to visit with UK travellers, making it the number one destination choice in the South Pacific. The win comes as part of a four way pitch and sees McCluskey International take over from incumbent agency, Hills Balfour with immediate effect. C

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Australia is a country of beaches and barbeques, a place not normally known for literature but unbeknownst to the international literati, there is a culture of literary genius brewing just beneath the surface, ready to explode.

February – Adelaide Writers’ Week

The literary year kicks off with Adelaide Writers’ Week in February, an event which has been announced as going annual from next year and is one of the oldest festivals of its kind in Australia with a history of more than 40 years. It wi

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