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Lanzerac ends Saxon’s 19-year boutique hotel reign (opens the original)
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Lanzerac has taken the title of Africa’s Leading Boutique Hotel from Saxon Hotel, Villas and Spa, ending a run that began in 2007. The Stellenbosch property also succeeded Saxon as South Africa’s Leading Boutique Hotel, giving it both titles at this year’s World Travel Awards Africa ceremony in Zanzibar. Saxon had won the continental boutique hotel award every year from 2007 to 2025. It remained among this year’s winners, taking Africa’s Leading Luxury Boutique Hotel and Africa’s Leading Hotel S
Starship goes where no Enterprise has gone before (opens the original)
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The original 33-inch model of the Starship Enterprise, missing for 45 years before turning up in a storage unit, is about to begin a six-month museum run at MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. From 30 September 2026 to 28 March 2027, the restored model will be on public display at the MIT Museum. It was built in 1964 for the original Star Trek television production and appeared in the opening title sequences of Star Trek: The Original Series, which began broadcasting 60 years ago this month. Its fi
First trans-USA autonomous flight claimed (opens the original)
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The pilot aboard Joby Aviation’s Cessna Caravan crossed the United States without touching the controls. The aircraft taxied, took off, changed course around thunderstorms and landed at successive airports between California and North Carolina. By the time it reached the Atlantic coast, it had travelled 5,148km under its own control. Joby calls it the first autonomous flight across the country. The claim describes a journey made in stages, with a safety pilot in the cockpit and another pilot sup
Tourist sites walk tech tightrope (opens the original)
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Tourist attractions have gained an expanding digital toolkit for making visitors feel part of the story. Projections can transform walls. QR codes can unlock information on demand. Soundscapes recreate places and periods that no longer exist. Touch, scent and even taste can be layered onto an experience to make a physical destination feel more immersive. But adding another sensory effect may eventually make the technology harder to ignore than the attraction itself. New research from the Univers
African airlines outpace global passenger market (opens the original)
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African airlines grew international passenger demand by 6.4% year-on-year in July 2026, well ahead of a global aviation market that increased by just 0.2%, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). Capacity among African carriers grew even faster, by 9%, resulting in a 1.8 percentage-point decline in international load factor to 74.1%. Across all African traffic, including domestic markets, passenger demand increased by 5.2%, while capacity grew by 7.3%. The overall Africa
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