Cape Town, located at the southern tip of Africa, is a vibrant and multicultural city that offers a wide range of activities and attractions. From stunning beaches and scenic drives to historical landmarks and world-class cuisine, there’s something for everyone in Cape Town.
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Many African countries require U.S. citizens to obtain a visa prior to traveling even if the purpose of the trip is leisure. While sometimes challenging and almost always annoying, it’s important to point out that the visa process for Americans traveling overseas is still a thousand times simpler and more straightforward than what much of
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On this episode, we tak with South African entrepreneurs the Holmes Brothers. Laurie and Gary Holmes design men’s surf and casual wear with a distinctly Durban ethos. The combination of cultures and passions is evident in the apparel, and the Holmes Bros. talk early success, a little South African history, pushing through the lean times,
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Do you want to live the fly life for yourself? Do you want to connect with places, people, and yourself in life-changing, long-lasting ways? Do you want to transform your life and become a true world citizen? Then FLY WITH ME: Ernest White II, host and creator of FLY BROTHER. FLY WITH ME experiences are
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With welcoming cultures, natural and urban wonders, and innumerable experiences to be had, Africa is an inviting, underrated place to visit. Possessing 54 independent countries, each with a complex political, social, and economic history, most places on the continent—in fairness—require US citizens to obtain a visa in advance of any trip. Still, some countries have
This week, I’ll be heading east for an eclectic, exciting three-week sojourn to England, South Africa, and Egypt. The trip is ostensibly for work—I’ve got a media event happening in each place—but there’s obviously a bit of fun to be had as well. Here’s the rundown… Transit Brunch in NYC with Oneika the Traveller On
“I live in the most beautiful city in the world,” said my buddy Rob, a long-time expat American living in Cape Town. He’s been saying this, in one way or another, for the past several years. And it only took until this year for me to visit and, sooner rather than later, for me to
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Sixty years ago, the United States Supreme Court struck down racial segregation in American public schools. “[S]eperate educational facilities are inherently unequal” wrote the court. The case, Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas, set the stage for the dismantling of legal segregation, culminating a decade later in the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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