Are you travelling to London this weekend ?

London Overground
All weekend there will be no service between the following stations:
• Romford and Upminster, due to Crossrail construction work and Network Rail infrastructure work
• Highbury & Islington and Shadwell, due to Crossrail construction work
• Surrey Quays and New Cross, due to Crossrail construction work
From Monday to Thursday next week, trains will not run between Hackney Downs and Enfield Town/Cheshunt (via Seven Sisters) after 22:45 due to Network Rail track work.

DLR
There will be no service between Bow Church and Stratford all weekend. This is for Crossrail construction work at Pudding Mill Lane.

TfL Rail
All weekend, trains will not run on the entire line. This is while Network Rail carry out track and station improvements as part of their Railway Upgrade Plan, as well as Crossrail construction work.

There is no service between Brentwood and Shenfield until late May. This is while Net

Welcome to Durban

Durban is a natural paradise known for its gorgeous coastline of sun-kissed beaches and subtropical climate, situated on the eastern seaboard of Africa. The City is built around one of the busiest ports in Africa and our people are our pride.

The city focuses on providing visitors with a unique set of experiences that go beyond the beach and into the realm of Durban’s diverse culture, urban lifestyle and scenic diversity. The City of Durban is an elegant, mature and ambitious city. It is a trendsetter in offering great lifestyle, speckled with adventure activities, blessed with natural beauty and is an astonishingly liveable city. Whether you here as a business delegate or a leisure traveler there is a warm African flavor that will capture your heart forever.

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Fly To Aalborg, Denmark, once home to Vikings, now a modern commercial port

Aalborg is 10 centuries old, and the fourth largest city in Denmark. Once home to Vikings, it’s now a lively modern commercial port with excellent restaurants, a vibrant nightlife and a variety of shopping opportunities. The main city in North Jutland, Aalborg is famous for its heaving nightlife and the nearby Viking burial ground. The waterfront area has recently been redeveloped, and is now a popular centre for design and all sorts of entertainment.

See and do
Explore the city to discover its history, evident in its half-timbered buildings lining the cobbled streets in the Old Town – these buildings have stood here since Renaissance times, including the 16th Century Aalborg Castle, built and lived in by King Christian the Third. It’s famous for its dungeon and underground passages. Aalborg’s well-preserved Old Town centres on the Gothic Cathedral, known as the Budolfi Domkirke, which is also worth exploring.

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Slide into things to do, place to go and top destinations in Greenland

HOW TO GET STARTED …
The nature of travel logistics in Greenland can make individual travel planning a challenge for some people, which is why we have put together a selection of resources to help you navigate the various elements you have to factor in, once you decide to piece together your own itinerary.
Many travelers find that it eases the challenge of combining different legs of a longer journey into one trip by working with either inbound tour operators in Greenland or outbound operators abroad.
If you want more detailed information about how to get here, how to get around, what the different destinations offer, where to sleep, and various other related practical information, we have collected the most common answers to those questions on this page.

HOW TO GET THERE:
Commercial airlines are the only way for travelers to get to Greenland, served by airports in Denmark and Iceland unless you arrive with a cruise ship.

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Are you planning your honeymoon … why not go to India?

The month that lies on the brink of summer and spring, March is one of those times in a year when a vacation is practically irresistible to score. With the winter just shedding its coat, misty mornings and a pleasant weather throughout the day are what makes for the ideal getaway. Here are a few places to visit in March in India where you can plan your retreat to prepare for the summers.

1. Havelock Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands
One of the most beautiful and serene islands in the Andaman cluster, Havelock is a paradise for those looking for a serene escape. A popular honeymooners’ destination as well, one of the most talked about part of Havelock, is beach number 7, also known as the Radha Nagar Beach. Awarded in 2004 as the ‘Best Beach in Asia, by Time, the swimming elephants are the most popular attraction here. With temperature not hovering over 20 degrees and cool ocean breezes flowing throughout the day, the beautifully made villas a

Financial emigration: SARS and small expatriate fish

Emigrating from South Africa is not as simple as packing up your bags, jumping on a plane and setting up shop somewhere else. Unfortunately, there is still the issue of tax and no matter where you go, the taxman remains interested.

The South African Reserve Bank, SARS and even the globally agreed “common reporting standards” or “CRS” want to know your movements. Even Home Affairs have climbed on this bandwagon in respect of the White Paper released last year which recommends that all South Africans abroad must report themselves correctly, for good recordkeeping and for the authorities to know their whereabouts.

The only way to formally place yourself on record for all these items is to undertake the financial emigration process. This means that you will be noted with SARS (which covers your personal tax status and CRS) and the SARB (which covers your bank account status) that you are no longer “ordinarily resident” in South Africa for fiscal

Bain’s Cape Mountain Whisky kraai wêreldwyd koning

Bain’s Cape Mountain Whisky is Donderdagaand in Londen met dieBain’s Cape Mountain Whisk-titel op die World Whiskies-prysaand bekroon. Boonop is die stigter-distilleerder, Andy Watts, as die wêreld se meester-distilleerder vir 2018 aangewys.

Hierdie toekennings, wat jaarliks ​​deur die Verenigde Koningryk se Whisky Magazine aangebied word, trek sterk kompetisie uit onder meer Skotland, Ierland, die VSA en Japan in ʼn poging om as die wêreld se beste whiskyprodusent aangewys te word.

Die uitslae is tydens ʼn glansgeleentheid in die Waldorf Hilton Hotel in Londen bekendgemaak. Watts, ʼn voormalige professionele krieketspeler, het albei toekennings persoonlik ontvang en gesê die oorwinning was oorweldigende nuus vir hul trots Suid-Afrikaanse handelsmerk en vir Suid-Afrika.

“Ons het teen alle verwagting in die persepsie oorkom dat slegs tradisionele whisky-produserende lande ernstig geneem kan word. Ons bedryf in Suid-Afrika is net 40 jaar oud en hoew

Aussie minister sal voortgaan met sy plan om blanke boere van Suid-Afrika na Australië te bring

Die minister van binnelandse sake van Australië het bevestig dat hy sal voortgaan met sy plan om blanke boere van Suid-Afrika na Australië te bring.

Hy maak sy kritici af as “mal linkses” en volgens hom is hulle dood vir hom.

Minister Dutton het voorheen deurgeloop oor sy standpunt rondom asielsoekers vanuit Asië en die Middel Ooste.

TLU SA het vroeër reeds sy waardering uitgespreek vir die feit dat die minister opkom vir die Suid-Afrikaanse boere.

Deur: Die Vryburger

Suid-Afrikaner vertel om in Australië te boer is taai

Boerdery in Australië is taai en jy moet op jou eie werk. Jy moet alles self doen. Plase is duur en dit maak dit amper onbereikbaar vir Suid-Afrikaners. Dit is die grootste struikelblok. As jy bereid is om vir ’n Aussie te boer, is jy hoog in aanvraag.

Só sê Theo van Niekerk, ’n gewese Suid-Afrikaner wat in Excelsior op skool was en aan die Universiteit van die Vrystaat gestudeer het. Hy werk al 18 jaar as landboukundige in Australië en spesialiseer in grondvrugbaarheid en plantvoeding.

Hy werk met Aussie- en gewese Suid-Afrikaanse boere wat nou daar boer.

Netwerk24 het Van Niekerk om kommentaar genader oor die politieke en diplomatieke bom wat gebars het oor Australië wat ’n hand na Suid-Afrikaanse boere uitgereik het weens die planne om grond te onteien sonder vergoeding.

Van Niekerk sê daar is nie so baie Suid-Afrikaanse boere wat plase in Australië gekoop het nie. Hy ken net ses sulke boere, maar daar is baie Suid-Afrikaners wat vir die Aus