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October 8, 2018Eliza

(CNN) — When their sister Maria died from breast cancer in 2019, Alicia and Esther Tambe were determined to honor her in a way that would truly encapsulate the person she was.

As they began researching, the pair quickly learned that there was a history of breast cancer in their family and that Black women are disproportionately affected by the disease. In fact, Black women have a 41% higher death rate from breast cancer than White women, according to the American Cancer Society.

The more they researched, the more committed they became to finding an avenue to help support Black women living with breast cancer, as well as as breast cancer survivors, while incorporating one of their late sisters’s biggest passions — travel.

In August 2020, they co-founded Fight Through Flightsa non-profit that aims to empower and support the healing of Black women living with breast cancer and those who’ve

Why Do You Love Solo Travel?

March 22, 2018Eliza

Travel I am going to clarify why backward time travel is uncertain, however there is a likelihood of ahead time travel.

Solo travels largest advantage is it forces you to meet extra folks its simple to get insular if you happen to travel in a group or couple but after a few days of not speaking you quickly lose your inhabitions met 10 x more folks by being by myself than with a gaggle, also you can set your own agenda. Desire a lazy day by the beach or a trip to a museum its fully as much as you.

Do not be afraid that your kids will act out and embarrass you; because the beginning fee is sort of excessive amongst religious families, Israel is a country stuffed with babies, and they’re accepted comfortably at most locations. The larger accommodations understand that kids get antsy, and so some run babysitting …

How To Fly Comfortably In Economic system Class On Long

February 3, 2018Eliza

Travel Always loved the American West in about eighteen eighties. Gun slinging cowboys, frontier mentality, unsure what that says about me!

The little 5000 BTU window AC had the inside chilled in a matter of minutes. Usually it could take at least an hour of hard work to set up the tent and unload and store the essentials, after which we were all exhausted and sweaty. This seemed too straightforward, there had to be a disadvantage somewhere. Small preliminary differences can yield broadly diverging outcomes many years later. Whenever you step on a bug and kill it, your action may actually trigger a whole new number of species hundreds or tens of millions of years later. It is because you eliminated that single insect’s hereditary evolution.

They’re beautiful Woman E. It’s simply superb that yow will discover one is sort of any form with all of the amenities you need. They …

Covid ruined their summer vacation plans

January 31, 2018Eliza

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Many American vacations have been interrupted by the Covid-19 virus. (Illustration by Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post; photo by James Braund/Getty Images) — Many American vacations have been interrupted by the Covid-19 virus. (Illustration by Bill O’Leary/The Washington Post; photo by James Braund/Getty Images)

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A couple celebrated their 49th anniversary isolated in their Vienna hotel room, racking up $3,000 in extra lodging costs. An annual beach house getaway ended with 14 of the 29 guests testing positive for covid. A woman discovered she was infected after landing in Seattle for a family reunion — and decided to keep celebrating, double masked and socially distanced.

As many Americans learned this summer: The pandemic isn’t over just because you’re over it.

Subvariants of omicron were so contagious that those who had managed to avoid contracting coronavirus for more than two years could no longer outrun it, forcing even the vaccinated to cancel trips, isolate abroad or overhaul itineraries. Those who had already been stricken with covid were

Travel news: A look at the Airbus A380 and Boeing 777-9X

December 31, 2017Eliza

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(CNN) — A tour company is urging travelers to visit Ukraine’s bomb-ravaged cities — against international advisories. North Korea has been destroying sites at the Mount Kumgang resort area, once a symbol of reconciliation between North and South Korea. And Emirates CEO Tim Clark tells CNN he wants Airbus to build a new superjumbo to replace the A380.

Here’s the latest in travel this week:

Is bigger better?

Dubai-based Emirates is the world’s largest operator of the Airbus A380, the biggest passenger plane on the planet.

Airbus has quit production of the megacraft, so Emirates CEO Tim Clark wants the European manufacturer to build a new superjumbo. But is the demand