Uganda And Community Join In
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that rocked and largely destroyed the Haitian capital and other towns, the Skal Club of Kampala donated US$1,000 to the Skal International Haiti appeal f
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Families Of Victims Go To Court
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN
Information was received from sources in Khartoum that several families of victims of the Sudan Airways crash, while landing in the Sudanese capital a year ago, have filed suit in the United States, n
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China
By bloomberg.com
China’s private airlines created competition for state-controlled carriers, just as the government wanted. Now, they are the ones suffering from it.
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Trapped In A Metal Tube
By eTN Staff Writer
Having your flight cancelled because of the snowstorm is bad enough, but imagine having to sit helpless and strapped in, on the tarmac, for as long as 8 hours beforehand.
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Flooding Affected Over 2.3 Million People
By eTN Staff Writer
Le Passage to India (LPTI), India's leading destination management company, joined hands with TI Info Tech, TUI India, Indian Routes, and Select Hotels to help flood victims in Bihar.
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Syria Drought
By eTN Staff Writer
The United Nations last week launched an appeal for $20 million to help up to 1 millions Syrians, predominantly herders and subsistence farmers, hit by the country’s worst drought in four decades.
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Emergency Lodging Assistance Program
By eTN
SILVER SPRING, MD (September 29, 2008) - As the recovery efforts continue throughout areas of the Gulf Coast following the recent hurricanes, Choice Hotels International, Inc.
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Sex Tourism
Children are innocent, they are also impressionable, they live what they learn. They learn ABCs, phonics, arithmetic, English and other subjects related to their development. They also learn about sex and engage in sex too, if given the opportunity. Sex tourism is a growing phenomenon where children are used for transactional sex across the ... read more
