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Advertisement Qatar Airways named world’s best airline at the ‘Oscars of Aviation’ for the seventh year running, with BA 11th, Delta top in the U.S and Ryanair declared No.1 budget European carrier The prestigious Skytrax World Airline Awards 2022 took place at The Langham Hotel in London A Skytrax representative says that for Qatar Airways …
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Advertisement Ca alors, is that really Paul Cezanne? The post-impressionist painter is standing next to the Fontaine de la Rotonde with his hat and walking stick, easel strapped to his back. Somehow the life-size bronze statue of Aix-en-Provence’s favourite son looks puzzled about the attention he is attracting. Next month, Cezanne is coming to London’s …
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Advertisement These are the bars that put the water in watering hole. MailOnline Travel has scoured the Seven Seas (and the odd canal) for the best floating and island bars, with a cocktail barge in London, a lively wooden schooner in New York and an offshore tiki hut in Antigua among those making the cut. Sail …
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