March 2016

The date of departure is approaching to Madagascar And so we move on to the next stage of our competition. #MadagascarConTuareg and sadly we have to say goodbye to some of the finalists.

In the third challenge to choose the female blogger who would join the Madagascar expedition, we asked all the entrants to show just how essential travel is to them. This stage in the contest to select the winner was therefore called Travelling Passion. In many ways they have expressed this in their publications.

If you're thinking of a trip to the United States you should know about some important changes to the requirements for obtaining an entry visa to the United States. Perhaps the most significant concerns people who have recently travelled (from 2011 onwards) to the countries of Iran, Iraq, Yemen, Sudan or Syria will no longer be eligible for the visa waiver programme known as Visa Waiver Program.

We continue with the competition #MadagascarConTuareg in which we will select an intrepid female blogger to go on an incredible trip to Madagascar with Viajes Tuareg and support of Turkish Airlines. After the first stage, the contestants explain on their blogs how the prospect of a trip to Africa’s largest island makes them feel. Their accounts are full of information about Madagascar, but above all they brim with emotion and unfulfilled curiosity. Their eagerness to discover the Great Red Island and enjoy unforgettable experiences there is clear.

We want to join the celebration of the Women's Day with a simple tribute through photographs of women from all over the world. Working women, women who preserve traditions and rituals, women who care for their families, beautiful women, women who manage the household finances, daring women, women who travel… This tribute is for all of them.

In matriarchal societies men are very happy. This is what the interview headline says: Anna Boyé published by the Catalan newspaper Ara a few days ago. Anna has been studying and analysing this type of society around the world for some time and speaks from experience.