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Cox & Kings launches 2014 Programme of Worldwide Art Tours
for The Royal Academy Of ArtsPosted on 8 October, 2013 | No CommentsCox & Kings is to continue as the appointed travel partner for The Royal Academy of Arts for 2014. On behalf of the Friends of the Royal Academy, the luxury... -
Sahara International Festival in Douz, Tunisia
Posted on 3 January, 2013 | No CommentsThe oasis of Douz stages its 45th International Festival on the edge of the Sahara and, after the austerity imposed by the velvet revolution, it’s better than ever. Rupert Parker...