You might wonder what the land-locked East African state of Rwanda and the Seychelles, a group of islands in the Indian Ocean, have in common. Both are part of Africa, of course, but beyond that there would seem to be little to link them. In fact, although both states are culturally diverse with their own unique attractions, they both have stunning national parks and the opportunity to view wildlife in its natural habitat. This means there is opportunity for them both to benefit from the other’s experience in promoting tourism. Continue reading Rwanda and Seychelles to Strengthen Tourism Partnership →

Transformers are used worldwide to change one electrical voltage to another: to step up the voltage or step down the voltage so that it can be safely used. Traditionally, laminated transformers have been the most widely used, but toroidals – doughnut shaped transformers made by wrapping copper windings around and through a ring-shaped core are becoming more and more popular. Below are five of the main reasons behind the recent market growth: Continue reading 5 Key Factors behind the Growth in Market for Toroidal Transformers →

Being a freelance developer is a rewarding career that allows you to meet many different people and work in a variety of interesting projects. But nevertheless, there are some obstacles that you can take to lose money, customers and even your reputation. Continue reading 7 common mistakes that a freelance developer →

Funeral catering may not be the most glamorous of jobs, but it can be very lucrative. Many catering companies focus on this type of business as a niche market; however, it requires a particular, more sensitive approach than other more joyous occasions. Continue reading Funeral catering: lucrative if not glamorous →

The world’s leaders have been gathering in Paris for the much-discussed climate change conference of COP21. Previous climate change conferences have yielded mixed results, so there was significant pressure on attendees to achieve some real deliverables for the world’s sustainability agenda this time around. Continue reading Catering and climate change in 2016 →

As the boom in new car registrations in the UK begins to stabilise after an unprecedented period of growth, one sector is defying the trend and continuing to gain market share at a pace. Alternatively fuelled vehicles, mostly using electric or hybrid powertrains, are showing sales growth outstripping their traditional combustion engined powered rivals, with a market share up from 2.8 per cent a year ago to 3 per cent in November this year. Continue reading Electric Hybrid Drive Trains to Gain Market Share in Automotive Sector →

Non-surgical beauty procedures are hugely popular in 2015 and the trend looks set to gain even more momentum in the beauty industry next year, with more of us searching for ways to look more beautiful and feel more confident without having to go under the surgeon’s knife. Continue reading Three non-surgical beauty procedures you may not have known about →

As 2015 comes to a close, we predict the top five trends for architectural innovation in 2016: Continue reading Five architectural trends: embrace or eschew? →

Nuisance birds are a real problem for many homes and businesses across the UK. Unlike the control of rodents or insects, which can be done with poisons, traps or pesticides, killing or harming wild birds is illegal in the UK. This means more creative management and prevention methods need to be applied. We take a look at three top tips for dealing with nuisance birds. Continue reading Three Tips for Controlling Nuisance Birds →