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International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day has a long history dating back more than 100 years. In 1908, when 15,000 women protested in New York City demanding shorter working hours, better pay and the voting rights. A year later, on 28th February 1909, the Socialist Party of America celebrated the first National Woman's Day.Love Is In The Air
Candy, flowers, heart-shaped notes—what’s not to like about Valentine’s Day? This sweet celebration, which happens every year on February 14, is all about spreading the love.NRM Liberation Day 2020
National Resistance Movement (NRM) Liberation Day in Uganda is celebrated on January 26 each year.Wrap the old year with a bow - Start a new one with a bang
Let's end this year in a cool way: go a long way and try new things. Do you want to change up the atmosphere? Get out of the table and start your own journey!Shocking sale on Black Friday
Shocking sale on Black Friday. We give you the promotion code: "BLACK6D" to be added to the application form and to receive a 40% eVisa discount immediatelyJoin us if you dare for a halloween scare
Halloween is one of the world's oldest holidays, dating back to pagan times. But it is celebrated today by more people in more countries than ever before.Africa - prepare to fall in love
There's nowhere like it on the planet for wildlife, wildlands and rich traditions that endure. Whether you're a wide-eyed first-timer or a frequent visitor, Africa cannot fail to get under your skin.Travel is better with friends. 35% e-Visa discount for you and your friends to travel the world
Embarking on a journey with your friends is an unpredictable voyage that every person should experience at least once in his or her life.PACK YOUR BACK BECAUSE SUMMER IS BACK!
Summer is the most exciting tourist season of the year, when you can relax in the forest or by the sea, in a country that can take you far away from your daily-stressful burden. Summer holidays are also an opportunity for the whole family to have the opportunity to travel together.HOW CAN WE HELP?
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