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The Mozambique Country Commercial Guide (CCG) presents a comprehensive look at Mozambique’s commercial environment using economic, political, and market analysis.
Though one of Africa’s poorest nations, Mozambique’s annual growth rate averaged 7% over the past decade. In 2015, real GDP slowed to 6.2% due to a fall in commodity prices as well as floods in the north of the country and droughts in the south. GDP fell to 3.1% in 2017, due to an economic crisis after the discovery in 2016 of $2 billion in government-backed loans made to three state-owned defense and security companies without parliamentary approval and notification to the IMF. Economic growth is projected to be below 4% in 2018 but gradually rise to 8% over the next decade. GDP growth has traditionally been driven by the agriculture, construction, and financial sectors, while growth in the next decade is expected to be driven by the oil and gas industry due to the discovery of vast natural gas deposits.
During the second half of 2016 the metical depreciated sharply, though it has since stabilised. The devaluation of the metical caused higher than expected inflation and forced the Mozambican Central Bank to impose harsh foreign currency control measures. Borrowers in local currency face interest rates of up to 30%, which hinders entrepreneurship and business development, although such rates are beginning to decline slowly. To cover the government account deficit, the Government of Mozambique requested a USD283 million loan from the IMF, but this loan was put on hold due to the government’s lack of transparency in its public debt portfolio. The IMF has maintained a technical assistance mission in Maputo, which consults frequently with the Mozambican government, but has declined to offer either a funded or unfunded program until such time as the Mozambican government institutes reforms in public financial management and provides additional details on the use of the $2 billion in government-backed commercial loans made to state owned companies.
The Government of Mozambique encourages foreign direct investment (FDI). Currently, FDI is largely in infrastructure and the extraction of minerals, including graphite, coal, and gemstones. FDI investment slowed dramatically since 2015, largely due to the economic crisis, a drop in commodity prices, especially coal and aluminium, and slow negotiations in the development of hydrocarbon projects.
South Africa and Portugal are Mozambique’s largest trading partners. Brazil, China, India, and Japan have established projects in Mozambique and are increasing their investments. The largest bilateral donor of development assistance is the United States, which until recently was not a major trade partner. However, U.S. involvement in the oil and gas sector will create significant demand for U.S. exports in that sector, as well as others, and the U.S. is likely to become the largest investor in Mozambique in the next decade.
Several megaprojects will be the key drivers for the Mozambican economy in the next five years and will provide both direct and indirect business opportunities. The most significant opportunities are the construction of separate onshore Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) plants by separate consortia led by Anadarko and ExxonMobil valued at USD25-30 billion and over $20 billion, respectively. Exploration activities by ExxonMobil, Rosneft, ENI, Sasol, and others will provide further opportunities in the oil and gas sector. The development of the Nacala Logistics Corridor, comprising multiple industrial projects and a transportation corridor valued in the billions of dollars, offers additional opportunities. The corridor will serve as the logistics backbone for the north of the country, providing services both for the off-shore development of the country’s hydrocarbon deposits (most of which are found in the northern region)and the development of the northern region’s potentially lucrative inland agricultural and mining sectors.
Similar to other emerging markets, Mozambique has a very weak power infrastructure that is concentrated in urban locations but sparse throughout rural areas. Its limited transmission capacity runs the length of the country, connecting the northern and southern parts of Mozambique into a single grid. It is common for industry and business to rely on backup generators for long periods of time due to intermittent power supply. One of the most successful infrastructure projects in Mozambique, the Cahora Bassa hydroelectric dam with a 2075MW capacity, is located in the Tete Province on the Zambezi River. This dam supplies power to Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. Mozambique has strong potential for hydroelectric and thermal power generation, as well as for solar and wind farms along its lengthy coastline. However, the underdeveloped power grid and bureaucratic hurdles make the development of power projects difficult and time consuming.
The transportation sector is expanding, driven by major investments in ports and road infrastructure. There are three major ports in the country: Maputo for the southern part of the country, Beira for the center, and Nacala for the north. The Nacala Port is considered one of the best deep-water ports in East Africa. The far northern ports of Pemba and Palma require substantial upgrades in order to provide logistics support for planned oil and gas projects. Infrastructure and construction project development remain vibrant in Mozambique despite the general economic slowdown.
Mozambique currently ranks 138th out of 190 countries in the World Bank’s Doing Business report, a significant drop from its 127th ranking in 2014. Some improvements were made in insolvency legislation and streamlining procedures for registering property, paying taxes, and obtaining construction permits. However, registration of businesses, labor laws, and access to land and infrastructure continue to restrict economic opportunities. Myriad bureaucratic and infrastructure challenges, such as getting access to electricity and water, are often cited as barriers to doing business. Access to credit remains a major obstacle for companies to operate competitively. Because of issues related to the non-disclosed, government-backed commercial loans, Mozambique dropped five places in 2016 in the “Doing Business” report’s Access to Credit indicator.

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The Mozambique Country Commercial Guide ( CCG ) presents a comprehensive look at Mozambique ’s commercial environment using economic , political , and market analysis .
 Though one of Africa ’s poorest nations , Mozambique ’s annual growth rate averaged 7 % over the past decade . In 2015 , real GDP slowed to 6.2 % due to a fall in commodity prices as well as floods in the north of the country and droughts in the south . GDP fell to 3.1 % in 2017 , due to an economic crisis after the discovery in 2016 of $ 2 billion in government - backed loans made to three state - owned defense and security companies without parliamentary approval and notification to the IMF . Economic growth is projected to be below 4 % in 2018 but gradually rise to 8 % over the next decade . GDP growth has traditionally been driven by the agriculture , construction , and financial sectors , while growth in the next decade is expected to be driven by the oil and gas industry due to the discovery of vast natural gas deposits .
 During the second half of 2016 the metical depreciated sharply , though it has since stabilised . The devaluation of the metical caused higher than expected inflation and forced the Mozambican Central Bank to impose harsh foreign currency control measures . Borrowers in local currency face interest rates of up to 30 % , which hinders entrepreneurship and business development , although such rates are beginning to decline slowly . To cover the government account deficit , the Government of Mozambique requested a USD283 million loan from the IMF , but this loan was put on hold due to the government ’s lack of transparency in its public debt portfolio . The IMF has maintained a technical assistance mission in Maputo , which consults frequently with the Mozambican government , but has declined to offer either a funded or unfunded program until such time as the Mozambican government institutes reforms in public financial management and provides additional details on the use of the $ 2 billion in government - backed commercial loans made to state owned companies .
 The Government of Mozambique encourages foreign direct investment ( FDI ) . Currently , FDI is largely in infrastructure and the extraction of minerals , including graphite , coal , and gemstones . FDI investment slowed dramatically since 2015 , largely due to the economic crisis , a drop in commodity prices , especially coal and aluminium , and slow negotiations in the development of hydrocarbon projects .
 South Africa and Portugal are Mozambique ’s largest trading partners . Brazil , China , India , and Japan have established projects in Mozambique and are increasing their investments . The largest bilateral donor of development assistance is the United States , which until recently was not a major trade partner . However , U.S. involvement in the oil and gas sector will create significant demand for U.S. exports in that sector , as well as others , and the U.S. is likely to become the largest investor in Mozambique in the next decade .
 Several megaprojects will be the key drivers for the Mozambican economy in the next five years and will provide both direct and indirect business opportunities . The most significant opportunities are the construction of separate onshore Liquefied Natural Gas ( LNG ) plants by separate consortia led by Anadarko and ExxonMobil valued at USD25 - 30 billion and over $ 20 billion , respectively . Exploration activities by ExxonMobil , Rosneft , ENI , Sasol , and others will provide further opportunities in the oil and gas sector . The development of the Nacala Logistics Corridor , comprising multiple industrial projects and a transportation corridor valued in the billions of dollars , offers additional opportunities . The corridor will serve as the logistics backbone for the north of the country , providing services both for the off - shore development of the country ’s hydrocarbon deposits ( most of which are found in the northern region)and the development of the northern region ’s potentially lucrative inland agricultural and mining sectors .
 Similar to other emerging markets , Mozambique has a very weak power infrastructure that is concentrated in urban locations but sparse throughout rural areas . Its limited transmission capacity runs the length of the country , connecting the northern and southern parts of Mozambique into a single grid . It is common for industry and business to rely on backup generators for long periods of time due to intermittent power supply . One of the most successful infrastructure projects in Mozambique , the Cahora Bassa hydroelectric dam with a 2075MW capacity , is located in the Tete Province on the Zambezi River . This dam supplies power to Mozambique , Zimbabwe , and South Africa . Mozambique has strong potential for hydroelectric and thermal power generation , as well as for solar and wind farms along its lengthy coastline . However , the underdeveloped power grid and bureaucratic hurdles make the development of power projects difficult and time consuming .
 The transportation sector is expanding , driven by major investments in ports and road infrastructure . There are three major ports in the country : Maputo for the southern part of the country , Beira for the center , and Nacala for the north . The Nacala Port is considered one of the best deep - water ports in East Africa . The far northern ports of Pemba and Palma require substantial upgrades in order to provide logistics support for planned oil and gas projects . Infrastructure and construction project development remain vibrant in Mozambique despite the general economic slowdown .
 Mozambique currently ranks 138th out of 190 countries in the World Bank ’s Doing Business report , a significant drop from its 127th ranking in 2014 . Some improvements were made in insolvency legislation and streamlining procedures for registering property , paying taxes , and obtaining construction permits . However , registration of businesses , labor laws , and access to land and infrastructure continue to restrict economic opportunities . Myriad bureaucratic and infrastructure challenges , such as getting access to electricity and water , are often cited as barriers to doing business . Access to credit remains a major obstacle for companies to operate competitively . Because of issues related to the non - disclosed , government - backed commercial loans , Mozambique dropped five places in 2016 in the “ Doing Business ” report ’s Access to Credit indicator .


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Road map from Ashbourne to Buxton .
 Ashbourne Buxton road map is an important to complete our driving and travel plan . Our Ashbourne to Buxton route map consist of hotels , tourist places , en route places , highway numbers and surrounding places . Ashbourne to Buxton route is marked in blue color , the starting point is marked with the lable A and destination points marked with lable B.
 driving direction from Ashbourne to Buxton is from google map , direction shows with three marks those are left turn , right turn and forward symbol . Our road map may be common for bus , cycle , walk and other motor vehicle . Google direction shows the distance for each and every part of the journey from Ashbourne .
 The travel duration from Ashbourne to Buxton has been given at the top of the driving direction . It is a approximate travel time between Ashbourne to Buxton . The given travel time may vary due various factor . ex . vehicle consistant speed , highway , bus timings ( day time or night time ) and train timings .
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boot Düsseldorf has also been supporting international ocean protection projects and activities for many years now and has a successful and well-known ambassador in the British sailor and ocean activist Emily Penn.
See the nominated projects at a glance!
High-profile activities that promote ocean protection are important for the success of World Oceans Day. People like the 51-year-old Frenchman Ben Lecomte, who is swimming the marathon distance of 9,000 kilometres across the Pacific from Japan to California to highlight the problem of marine debris and whose aim is – in his own words – “to attract public attention all over the world”, are genuine heroes of our time. Lecomte’s tough swim through the Pacific, which is taking him right through the middle of the “great Pacific garbage patch” with its almost 80,000 tonnes of plastic debris, can be followed on the website www.thelongestswim.com.
boot Düsseldorf has also been supporting international ocean protection projects and activities for many years now and has a successful and well-known ambassador in the British sailor and ocean activist Emily Penn. Since 2017, the “love your ocean” stand at the trade fair has in addition presented ocean protection activities and ideas, provided advice and information about water quality or has invited child researchers to get involved. 2017 was the year in which the “ocean tribute” Award was launched too; it was presented for the first time at boot 2018. The prizewinners this year were the Green Boats project, The Ocean Foundation and the logistics company Fairtransport.
Ocean protection projects and organisations from all over the world can already apply for the “ocean tribute” Award 2019. The application portal for the Award https://oceantributeaward.boot.de/ has been opened and high-impact projects that as a result lead to substantial improvements in ocean and water quality, that integrate as many people as possible in their activities and network with many other players are invited to apply for the prestigious prize. The Award is backed by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and the German Ocean Foundation, in addition to sponsorship by the underwater jet-ski manufacturer Seabob.
Apply now for the "ocean tribute" Award 2019!
“boot has adopted the right approach in launching the ocean tribute Award. We have been supporting projects and activists that are dedicated to ocean and water protection for many years now. Establishing a prize was simply the logical next step in our involvement. Particularly in view of the fact that we have capable backers and experts on board with our partners from Monaco and the German Ocean Foundation”, explains boot Director Petros Michelidakis, who adds: “Our guideline in this context is the sustainability principle issued by the United Nations; the objective is to encourage the preservation as well as the sustainable development and use of oceans and marine resources."
What is needed are ideas!
The “ocean tribute” Award therefore focusses on projects that aim to increase ocean cleanness by reducing the infeed of debris and nutrients or to promote more sustainable management by improving the protection of ocean or coastal ecosystems and by taking measures to restore them. Other priorities are ideas that help to reduce acidification of the oceans, research and development projects that contribute to ocean protection and preservation with the help of innovative technologies or measures that effectively regulate fishing industry operations and implement scientifically sound management plans and thus lead to an increase in global fish populations. Applications are also invited from outstanding PR projects that draw public attention to problems and propose sustainable solutions for interaction with our oceans.
The Award is presented in three categories: society, industry and science. Individuals, organisations and institutions can enter their water protection projects, which are evaluated by a jury of experienced experts. They include Monika Breuch-Moritz (meteorologist, Director of the German Maritime and Hydrographic Agency BSH), H.E. Bernard Fautrier (minister and former ambassador, Vice-President of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation), Professor Emeritus Dr Hartmut Graßl (climate research scientist, Chairman of the Federation of German Scientists, former Director of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology), Professor Emeritus Dr Michael Orbach (anthropologist and prominent US maritime policy consultant, Duke University), Robert Marx (President of the Association of the German Water Sports Industry and of boot Düsseldorf) and – representing Messe Düsseldorf – CEO Werner Matthias Dornscheidt.

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boot Düsseldorf has also been supporting international ocean protection projects and activities for many years now and has a successful and well - known ambassador in the British sailor and ocean activist Emily Penn .
 See the nominated projects at a glance !
 High - profile activities that promote ocean protection are important for the success of World Oceans Day . People like the 51 - year - old Frenchman Ben Lecomte , who is swimming the marathon distance of 9,000 kilometres across the Pacific from Japan to California to highlight the problem of marine debris and whose aim is – in his own words – “ to attract public attention all over the world ” , are genuine heroes of our time . Lecomte ’s tough swim through the Pacific , which is taking him right through the middle of the “ great Pacific garbage patch ” with its almost 80,000 tonnes of plastic debris , can be followed on the website www.thelongestswim.com .
 boot Düsseldorf has also been supporting international ocean protection projects and activities for many years now and has a successful and well - known ambassador in the British sailor and ocean activist Emily Penn . Since 2017 , the “ love your ocean ” stand at the trade fair has in addition presented ocean protection activities and ideas , provided advice and information about water quality or has invited child researchers to get involved . 2017 was the year in which the “ ocean tribute ” Award was launched too ; it was presented for the first time at boot 2018 . The prizewinners this year were the Green Boats project , The Ocean Foundation and the logistics company Fairtransport .
 Ocean protection projects and organisations from all over the world can already apply for the “ ocean tribute ” Award 2019 . The application portal for the Award https://oceantributeaward.boot.de/ has been opened and high - impact projects that as a result lead to substantial improvements in ocean and water quality , that integrate as many people as possible in their activities and network with many other players are invited to apply for the prestigious prize . The Award is backed by the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation and the German Ocean Foundation , in addition to sponsorship by the underwater jet - ski manufacturer Seabob .
 Apply now for the " ocean tribute " Award 2019 !
 “ boot has adopted the right approach in launching the ocean tribute Award . We have been supporting projects and activists that are dedicated to ocean and water protection for many years now . Establishing a prize was simply the logical next step in our involvement . Particularly in view of the fact that we have capable backers and experts on board with our partners from Monaco and the German Ocean Foundation ” , explains boot Director Petros Michelidakis , who adds : “ Our guideline in this context is the sustainability principle issued by the United Nations ; the objective is to encourage the preservation as well as the sustainable development and use of oceans and marine resources . "
 What is needed are ideas !
 The “ ocean tribute ” Award therefore focusses on projects that aim to increase ocean cleanness by reducing the infeed of debris and nutrients or to promote more sustainable management by improving the protection of ocean or coastal ecosystems and by taking measures to restore them . Other priorities are ideas that help to reduce acidification of the oceans , research and development projects that contribute to ocean protection and preservation with the help of innovative technologies or measures that effectively regulate fishing industry operations and implement scientifically sound management plans and thus lead to an increase in global fish populations . Applications are also invited from outstanding PR projects that draw public attention to problems and propose sustainable solutions for interaction with our oceans .
 The Award is presented in three categories : society , industry and science . Individuals , organisations and institutions can enter their water protection projects , which are evaluated by a jury of experienced experts . They include Monika Breuch - Moritz ( meteorologist , Director of the German Maritime and Hydrographic Agency BSH ) , H.E. Bernard Fautrier ( minister and former ambassador , Vice - President of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation ) , Professor Emeritus Dr Hartmut Graßl ( climate research scientist , Chairman of the Federation of German Scientists , former Director of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology ) , Professor Emeritus Dr Michael Orbach ( anthropologist and prominent US maritime policy consultant , Duke University ) , Robert Marx ( President of the Association of the German Water Sports Industry and of boot Düsseldorf ) and – representing Messe Düsseldorf – CEO Werner Matthias Dornscheidt .


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We ’re thrilled to share with you a tutorial from the very talented Teri Pringle Wood .
 Teri is a decorative artist that started decorating cookies for friends and family . She quickly found herself selling her limited edition cookies and has built up a large online following .
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Apple, which dominates most international ETFs, became the first company in history to reach a market capitalisation with 12 zeros in dollars. $1,000,000,000,000.
The top 40 index – the universe for most of local equity ETFs – retreated 0.33%. However, the Satrix Quality, Satrix Rafi and Coreshares Top 40 Equally Weighted funds showed relatively better metrics among the broad-based funds, edging up 3.3%, 2.1% and 2.4% respectively.
Overall, the star performers were the Satrix Fini 15 (up 6.5%) and Coreshares S&P SA Dividend Aristocrats (up 5.9%). Noticeable weaknesses emanated from the property sector with the Coreshares Proptrax Ten and Satrix Property both declining by 1.8%.
The rand closed July stronger due to an improved trade balance and the proposed investments from China – although comments by President Cyril Ramaphosa regarding land expropriation erased some of the rand gains.
Local equities have various themes including: broad-based, sector, and smart beta. However, our goal is to build a well-diversified and broad-based portfolio. The other themes can be introduced in a core-satellite portfolio.Satrix SA Quality remains our top choice and it was the best performer among broad-based ETFs in July, growing 3.33%. However, investors should be aware that equities are long-term investments because they exhibit higher volatility than cash and bonds.We like the Satrix Quality ETF because it reduces the concentration risk that has come to dominate the top 40 index because it caps the weight of each counter and sector.
The Absa purchasing managers index (PMI) crossed the important 50-point mark, rising to 51.5 from 47.9, suggesting that the manufacturing sector did well in the third quarter of 2018.
However, employment figures disappointed with the unemployment rate increasing to 27.2% during Q2 from 26.7% in Q1. Given that consumption – which feeds off the employment level – is the biggest component of our national income, the unemployment rate is worrying. Much-needed economic growth remains elusive and the Reserve Bank has since downgraded its 2018 growth forecasts to 1.2% from 1.7%. However, a recovery is expected in 2019, with growth of 1.9% expected, upwardly revised from 1.7%. But this is still too low for SA is to address its unemployment quagmire.
The fund selects constituent companies using a set of quality metrics, including return on equity, liquidity and leverage. The top 20% of all JSE-listed companies with the highest scores based on those criteria are included in the fund and weighted by market capitalisation, then capped each at 10% of the fund. Empirical evidence shows that portfolios sorted on factors such as profitability and earnings quality generate high risk-adjusted returns relative to a market portfolio. However, the size of the premium varies, depending on the metrics used to calculate the quality score.
The international equities offering of the JSE has been expanding. It started off with broad-based themes but has expanded into property funds and, more interestingly, technology funds.Again, our first priority is a broad-based fund. However, technology is a theme that is lacking in our local funds, and given its ever-increasing role in our lives, South African investors ought to gain increased exposure in technology funds to complete their portfolios and enhance sector diversification.
performers. Ashburton World Government .Bond and FirstRand US Dollar Custodian Certificate funds lost 5% and 5.3% respectively. The Coreshares S&P Global Property fund shed 4%.
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged while the US economy was estimated to have posted its biggest quarterly growth rate in Q2 since 2014, with 4.1% (from 2.2% in Q1). It was driven by consumer spending and business investment. However, the US’s flash IHS Markit PMI edged lower in July to 55.4 from 55.5 but remains firmly in positive territory. The barrage of strong data has increased the probability of a rate hike in September.
However, trade wars still pose significant downside risk. The US is considering imposing 25% (upwardly revised from 10%) tariffs on Chinese goods worth $200bn. In response, China announced it will take countermeasures.
The eurozone IHS Markit flash PMI started Q3 on a better footing, ticking up 0.2 points to 55.1 in July, after ebbing since the beginning of the year. Furthermore, the European Central Bank left the policy rate unchanged, as expected, but the Bank of England raised its interest rate by 25 basis points to 0.75% citing inflationary pressures.
Onthe growth front, the eurozone economy moderated to 0.3% in Q2 from 0.4% in Q1, its slowest rate in two years and slightly below market expectations.
In emerging markets, the Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets ETF decreased by 1.82% in July. The Chinese Caixin Composite PMI fell 0.7 index points to 52.3, weighed down by services and manufacturing. This is a 32-month low, perhaps highlighting the level of uncertainty posed by trade disputes wbetween China and the US. This points to a pending slowdown of the economy.
The biggest company in the world also became the first to hit the R1-trillion market cap mark in the first week of August after releasing market-pleasing results for its 3Q18. If you own the right international ETFs listed on the JSE you are participating in this growth already. Other big tech giants such as Amazon and Google are not too far behind. There are a number of ETFs listed on the JSE that can also give you exposure to these companies (see our discussion of foreign equities funds alongside).
has expanded into property funds and, more interestingly, technology funds. Again, our first priority is a broad-based fund. However, technology is a theme that is lacking in our local funds, and given its ever-increasing role in our lives, South African investors ought to gain increased exposure in technology funds to complete their portfolios and enhance sector diversification. Three new technology theme funds are: Sygnia/Itrix 4th Industrial Revolution; Stanlib S&P 500 Info Tech Index Feeder; and Satrix Nasdaq 100.
However, our anchor portfolio in the international ETF category is the newer Satrix MSCI World ETF (down 1.84% in July). It displaced the Ashburton Global 1200 (down 1.55% in July) in our last monthly review due to a better expense ratio of 0.35%. The Satrix MSCI fund has exposure in the developed markets of the US, Europe, Japan, Canada and Australia.
The choice in this segment is limited to two funds: Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets (down 1.82% in July) and the Cloud Atlas AMI Big50 (down 5.84% in July). Our choice for Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets is motivated by its diversification. The fund provides exposure to high-growth economies such as China and India, which are not included in any of the developed market funds, thus offering further diversification. The Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets ETF with a TER of 0.4% tracks the MSCI Emerging Markets Investable Markets index, which captures companies across 23 countries. The Cloud Atlas AMI Big50 fund has a higher TER of 0.75%.
because it is least sensitive to sudden adverse interest rate movements. It is similar to earning interest on your cash at the bank with a minimal possibility of capital loss.
However, for a longer investment horizon, protecting your investment against inflation is paramount. We therefore maintain our choice of the Satrix ILBI ETF (up 0.26% in July) which has the lowest expense ratio in this category. Furthermore, nominal bonds add a unique risk-return dimension that differs from inflation-linked bonds and improves overall portfolio performance.
There are two investable property indices available: SA listed property and the capped property index. We maintain our choice of the capped fund Satrix Property ETF (down 1.76% in July), with lowest expected TER in the segment. However, investors with a stomach for exchange rate volatility can consider foreign property ETFs. The Sygnia Itrix Global Property ETF (down 3.9% in July), with a TER of 0.25%, is by far the cheapest of the three.
If you find the process of diversifying your portfolio daunting, two ETFs do it for you. They combine equities and bonds to produce a diversified portfolio for two investor archetypes. They are the NewFunds Mapps Protect ETF and the NewFunds Mapps Growth ETF. They are designed to meet two different risk appetites: Mapps Protect is more conservative, suitable for conservative, usually older, savers. Mapps Growth suits investors with a long-term horizon. They rose 0.46% and 0.28% respectively in July.

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Apple , which dominates most international ETFs , became the first company in history to reach a market capitalisation with 12 zeros in dollars . $ 1,000,000,000,000 .
 The top 40 index – the universe for most of local equity ETFs – retreated 0.33 % . However , the Satrix Quality , Satrix Rafi and Coreshares Top 40 Equally Weighted funds showed relatively better metrics among the broad - based funds , edging up 3.3 % , 2.1 % and 2.4 % respectively .
 Overall , the star performers were the Satrix Fini 15 ( up 6.5 % ) and Coreshares S&P SA Dividend Aristocrats ( up 5.9 % ) . Noticeable weaknesses emanated from the property sector with the Coreshares Proptrax Ten and Satrix Property both declining by 1.8 % .
 The rand closed July stronger due to an improved trade balance and the proposed investments from China – although comments by President Cyril Ramaphosa regarding land expropriation erased some of the rand gains .
 Local equities have various themes including : broad - based , sector , and smart beta . However , our goal is to build a well - diversified and broad - based portfolio . The other themes can be introduced in a core - satellite portfolio . Satrix SA Quality remains our top choice and it was the best performer among broad - based ETFs in July , growing 3.33 % . However , investors should be aware that equities are long - term investments because they exhibit higher volatility than cash and bonds . We like the Satrix Quality ETF because it reduces the concentration risk that has come to dominate the top 40 index because it caps the weight of each counter and sector .
 The Absa purchasing managers index ( PMI ) crossed the important 50 - point mark , rising to 51.5 from 47.9 , suggesting that the manufacturing sector did well in the third quarter of 2018 .
 However , employment figures disappointed with the unemployment rate increasing to 27.2 % during Q2 from 26.7 % in Q1 . Given that consumption – which feeds off the employment level – is the biggest component of our national income , the unemployment rate is worrying . Much - needed economic growth remains elusive and the Reserve Bank has since downgraded its 2018 growth forecasts to 1.2 % from 1.7 % . However , a recovery is expected in 2019 , with growth of 1.9 % expected , upwardly revised from 1.7 % . But this is still too low for SA is to address its unemployment quagmire .
 The fund selects constituent companies using a set of quality metrics , including return on equity , liquidity and leverage . The top 20 % of all JSE - listed companies with the highest scores based on those criteria are included in the fund and weighted by market capitalisation , then capped each at 10 % of the fund . Empirical evidence shows that portfolios sorted on factors such as profitability and earnings quality generate high risk - adjusted returns relative to a market portfolio . However , the size of the premium varies , depending on the metrics used to calculate the quality score .
 The international equities offering of the JSE has been expanding . It started off with broad - based themes but has expanded into property funds and , more interestingly , technology funds . Again , our first priority is a broad - based fund . However , technology is a theme that is lacking in our local funds , and given its ever - increasing role in our lives , South African investors ought to gain increased exposure in technology funds to complete their portfolios and enhance sector diversification .
 performers . Ashburton World Government .Bond and FirstRand US Dollar Custodian Certificate funds lost 5 % and 5.3 % respectively . The Coreshares S&P Global Property fund shed 4 % .
 The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged while the US economy was estimated to have posted its biggest quarterly growth rate in Q2 since 2014 , with 4.1 % ( from 2.2 % in Q1 ) . It was driven by consumer spending and business investment . However , the US ’s flash IHS Markit PMI edged lower in July to 55.4 from 55.5 but remains firmly in positive territory . The barrage of strong data has increased the probability of a rate hike in September .
 However , trade wars still pose significant downside risk . The US is considering imposing 25 % ( upwardly revised from 10 % ) tariffs on Chinese goods worth $ 200bn . In response , China announced it will take countermeasures .
 The eurozone IHS Markit flash PMI started Q3 on a better footing , ticking up 0.2 points to 55.1 in July , after ebbing since the beginning of the year . Furthermore , the European Central Bank left the policy rate unchanged , as expected , but the Bank of England raised its interest rate by 25 basis points to 0.75 % citing inflationary pressures .
 Onthe growth front , the eurozone economy moderated to 0.3 % in Q2 from 0.4 % in Q1 , its slowest rate in two years and slightly below market expectations .
 In emerging markets , the Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets ETF decreased by 1.82 % in July . The Chinese Caixin Composite PMI fell 0.7 index points to 52.3 , weighed down by services and manufacturing . This is a 32 - month low , perhaps highlighting the level of uncertainty posed by trade disputes wbetween China and the US . This points to a pending slowdown of the economy .
 The biggest company in the world also became the first to hit the R1 - trillion market cap mark in the first week of August after releasing market - pleasing results for its 3Q18 . If you own the right international ETFs listed on the JSE you are participating in this growth already . Other big tech giants such as Amazon and Google are not too far behind . There are a number of ETFs listed on the JSE that can also give you exposure to these companies ( see our discussion of foreign equities funds alongside ) .
 has expanded into property funds and , more interestingly , technology funds . Again , our first priority is a broad - based fund . However , technology is a theme that is lacking in our local funds , and given its ever - increasing role in our lives , South African investors ought to gain increased exposure in technology funds to complete their portfolios and enhance sector diversification . Three new technology theme funds are : Sygnia / Itrix 4th Industrial Revolution ; Stanlib S&P 500 Info Tech Index Feeder ; and Satrix Nasdaq 100 .
 However , our anchor portfolio in the international ETF category is the newer Satrix MSCI World ETF ( down 1.84 % in July ) . It displaced the Ashburton Global 1200 ( down 1.55 % in July ) in our last monthly review due to a better expense ratio of 0.35 % . The Satrix MSCI fund has exposure in the developed markets of the US , Europe , Japan , Canada and Australia .
 The choice in this segment is limited to two funds : Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets ( down 1.82 % in July ) and the Cloud Atlas AMI Big50 ( down 5.84 % in July ) . Our choice for Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets is motivated by its diversification . The fund provides exposure to high - growth economies such as China and India , which are not included in any of the developed market funds , thus offering further diversification . The Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets ETF with a TER of 0.4 % tracks the MSCI Emerging Markets Investable Markets index , which captures companies across 23 countries . The Cloud Atlas AMI Big50 fund has a higher TER of 0.75 % .
 because it is least sensitive to sudden adverse interest rate movements . It is similar to earning interest on your cash at the bank with a minimal possibility of capital loss .
 However , for a longer investment horizon , protecting your investment against inflation is paramount . We therefore maintain our choice of the Satrix ILBI ETF ( up 0.26 % in July ) which has the lowest expense ratio in this category . Furthermore , nominal bonds add a unique risk - return dimension that differs from inflation - linked bonds and improves overall portfolio performance .
 There are two investable property indices available : SA listed property and the capped property index . We maintain our choice of the capped fund Satrix Property ETF ( down 1.76 % in July ) , with lowest expected TER in the segment . However , investors with a stomach for exchange rate volatility can consider foreign property ETFs . The Sygnia Itrix Global Property ETF ( down 3.9 % in July ) , with a TER of 0.25 % , is by far the cheapest of the three .
 If you find the process of diversifying your portfolio daunting , two ETFs do it for you . They combine equities and bonds to produce a diversified portfolio for two investor archetypes . They are the NewFunds Mapps Protect ETF and the NewFunds Mapps Growth ETF . They are designed to meet two different risk appetites : Mapps Protect is more conservative , suitable for conservative , usually older , savers . Mapps Growth suits investors with a long - term horizon . They rose 0.46 % and 0.28 % respectively in July .


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Since we launched Instagram Stories, our community of businesses has taken this immersive, full-screen experience and made it their own. In just over a year, this full-screen format has completely changed the way brands connect with their customers—with more than 50% of businesses having created a story during a typical month.1 As more than 300 million active Instagram accounts around the world watch and create stories every day,2 Instagram Stories is becoming an increasingly powerful way for brands to stand out and inspire action.
To help marketers better understand and master this emerging format, we teamed up with Facebook IQ3 to explore which creative elements best capture attention and drive results.
During one of our studies conducted in the US, we learned that several of the strategies associated with high-performing, mobile-feed ads—such as delivering information quickly and showcasing the brand or product advertised throughout—can also be effective for ads in stories.4 This effectiveness was measured based on two factors: breakthrough and response. With breakthrough, advertisers can measure the likelihood of an ad to be noticed, viewed and recalled. While with response, they're able to measure the likelihood of an ad to drive a reaction and brand action.
Our Instagram Stories campaigns have proven to be some of our highest ROI campaigns to date, while also driving a significant volume of reservations. This ad format not only delivers performance, but also effectively engages our best customers with crave-worthy content.
3. Fast pacing pays off.
4. Product demos boost results.
5. To be effective, bespoke ads must be mobile-optimized.
Nearly half of the ads we tested were built specifically for Instagram Stories, but few performed in the top third of all Instagram Stories ads studied — perhaps because they took longer to reveal the key message and contained longer scenes.
As more advertisers continue to use Instagram Stories, we'll gain an even better idea of which creative practices work best. In the meantime, we encourage advertisers to experiment with video content and the range of creative tools that stories has to offer—such as face filters, superzoom and gif stickers.
If you're looking for more ways to get the most out of Instagram Stories and create more compelling ads, then make sure to check out Facebook IQ's full article. And if you'd like to see how other brands like OpenTable (@opentable) use Instagram Stories to connect with their audiences, explore their success stories here.

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Since we launched Instagram Stories , our community of businesses has taken this immersive , full - screen experience and made it their own . In just over a year , this full - screen format has completely changed the way brands connect with their customers — with more than 50 % of businesses having created a story during a typical month.1 As more than 300 million active Instagram accounts around the world watch and create stories every day,2 Instagram Stories is becoming an increasingly powerful way for brands to stand out and inspire action .
 To help marketers better understand and master this emerging format , we teamed up with Facebook IQ3 to explore which creative elements best capture attention and drive results .
 During one of our studies conducted in the US , we learned that several of the strategies associated with high - performing , mobile - feed ads — such as delivering information quickly and showcasing the brand or product advertised throughout — can also be effective for ads in stories.4 This effectiveness was measured based on two factors : breakthrough and response . With breakthrough , advertisers can measure the likelihood of an ad to be noticed , viewed and recalled . While with response , they 're able to measure the likelihood of an ad to drive a reaction and brand action .
 Our Instagram Stories campaigns have proven to be some of our highest ROI campaigns to date , while also driving a significant volume of reservations . This ad format not only delivers performance , but also effectively engages our best customers with crave - worthy content .
 3 . Fast pacing pays off .
 4 . Product demos boost results .
 5 . To be effective , bespoke ads must be mobile - optimized .
 Nearly half of the ads we tested were built specifically for Instagram Stories , but few performed in the top third of all Instagram Stories ads studied — perhaps because they took longer to reveal the key message and contained longer scenes .
 As more advertisers continue to use Instagram Stories , we 'll gain an even better idea of which creative practices work best . In the meantime , we encourage advertisers to experiment with video content and the range of creative tools that stories has to offer — such as face filters , superzoom and gif stickers .
 If you 're looking for more ways to get the most out of Instagram Stories and create more compelling ads , then make sure to check out Facebook IQ 's full article . And if you 'd like to see how other brands like OpenTable ( @opentable ) use Instagram Stories to connect with their audiences , explore their success stories here .


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Designed with beautiful gold and silver shooting star sequin details, this easy to wear navy blue satin party dress is the ultimate winter party dressing.
Care & Composition: Hand wash or cold gentle machine wash. Turn inside out before washing. Do not tumble dry. Excluding trims.

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Designed with beautiful gold and silver shooting star sequin details , this easy to wear navy blue satin party dress is the ultimate winter party dressing .
 Care & Composition : Hand wash or cold gentle machine wash . Turn inside out before washing . Do not tumble dry . Excluding trims .


text: Sour Diesel, sometimes called "Sour D", is an invigorating sativa-dominant strain named after its pungent, diesel-like aroma. This fast-acting strain delivers energizing, dreamy cerebral effects that have pushed Sour Diesel to its legendary status. Stress, pain, and depression fade away in long-lasting relief that makes Sour Diesel a top choice among medical patients. This strain took root in the early 90's, and it is believed to have descended from Chemdawg 91 and Super Skunk. A NYC staple strain; we sold out and had to re-up the plants because of so many requests. THC content ranges from 17-25%.

tokenized: Sour Diesel , sometimes called " Sour D " , is an invigorating sativa - dominant strain named after its pungent , diesel - like aroma . This fast - acting strain delivers energizing , dreamy cerebral effects that have pushed Sour Diesel to its legendary status . Stress , pain , and depression fade away in long - lasting relief that makes Sour Diesel a top choice among medical patients . This strain took root in the early 90 's , and it is believed to have descended from Chemdawg 91 and Super Skunk . A NYC staple strain ; we sold out and had to re - up the plants because of so many requests . THC content ranges from 17 - 25 % .


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Party SuppliesThere are 46 products.
TMNT - 16 Napkins 10"
Give all the ninjas at your party a gift they are really going to enjoy with the Ninja Turtles Paddle Balls Party Favors. Each one of these paddles features an image of one of the turtles on it with their corresponding colors. For Donatello we have purple, Leonardo blue, Raphael red, and Michelangelo orange. There are twelve of these paddles per package.

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Party SuppliesThere are 46 products .
 TMNT - 16 Napkins 10 "
 Give all the ninjas at your party a gift they are really going to enjoy with the Ninja Turtles Paddle Balls Party Favors . Each one of these paddles features an image of one of the turtles on it with their corresponding colors . For Donatello we have purple , Leonardo blue , Raphael red , and Michelangelo orange . There are twelve of these paddles per package .


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Why Peppa Pig is bad influence To children and should be banned.
Things you must know when someone is having a stroke. A must read.
A 8 Years of age Was Asked to ‘Explain The lord.’ below’s Exactly how He Responded.
Shocked Aunt Over Niece Being Poked Fun.
This boss wanted this candidate to wash his father’s hand, but then he realized this.
The customers at restaurant were annoyed at the server, but then one couple did this.

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this page with your friends and family .
 Why Peppa Pig is bad influence To children and should be banned .
 Things you must know when someone is having a stroke . A must read .
 A 8 Years of age Was Asked to ‘ Explain The lord . ’ below ’s Exactly how He Responded .
 Shocked Aunt Over Niece Being Poked Fun .
 This boss wanted this candidate to wash his father ’s hand , but then he realized this .
 The customers at restaurant were annoyed at the server , but then one couple did this .


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Foyle Arena is a new leisure and events arena located in St Columb's Park, Derry. The state of the art facility is a Centre of Excellence for Wall Climbing, Judo and Wrestling and has a 2000 capacity events space. Other facilities include a Swimming Pool, Fitness Suite, Climbing Wall, Multiuse Sports Halls, and Conference Space and Floodlit 3G Pitch.
With our experience, it meant we were able to come up with fast and efficient solutions when presented with the kind of unique challenges that arose during the work. One such challenge was with the climbing arena and sports hall. The climbing arena ceiling was some 16m high and, because of access difficulties, we had to provide systems that are as maintenance free as possible. This climbing arena is one of the highest in Ireland and had to be illuminated from high level with special track-mounted LED light fittings. These were necessary to achieve the lux levels on both the climbing walls and floor space that were needed to ensure the safety of users. We also installed a Vesda smoke detection system, LED floodlights and a UPS for the emergency lights.
The swimming pool services presented a further access challenge. With minimal maintenance a constant theme, the lighting was wall-mounted with access to the light fitting above the Hunter Douglas ceiling being from the first floor level service corridor. Over and above the strategic placement of the lights, all materials were specifically selected to prevent corrosion due to the pool environment. Overall, Harvey Group provided an extensive range of electrical services, which included an addressable fire alarm system, PA/VA, 3G pitch floodlighting, a stage lighting scheme, ICT installation and testing and commissioning of all services.
Mechanically, Harvey Group were tasked with developing, coordinating and installing the LPHW heating system, gas systems, VRF systems, Public Health systems, Ventilation systems and a comprehensive BEMS. Due to spatial constraints and a subsequent need for a combined mechanical Boiler house/ Electrical Plant room, we were confronted with a number of challenges to ensure that all services could be situated properly. This was met head on with detailed co-ordination drawings and setting out which has resulted in a well presented, dual discipline plant room.

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Foyle Arena is a new leisure and events arena located in St Columb 's Park , Derry . The state of the art facility is a Centre of Excellence for Wall Climbing , Judo and Wrestling and has a 2000 capacity events space . Other facilities include a Swimming Pool , Fitness Suite , Climbing Wall , Multiuse Sports Halls , and Conference Space and Floodlit 3 G Pitch .
 With our experience , it meant we were able to come up with fast and efficient solutions when presented with the kind of unique challenges that arose during the work . One such challenge was with the climbing arena and sports hall . The climbing arena ceiling was some 16 m high and , because of access difficulties , we had to provide systems that are as maintenance free as possible . This climbing arena is one of the highest in Ireland and had to be illuminated from high level with special track - mounted LED light fittings . These were necessary to achieve the lux levels on both the climbing walls and floor space that were needed to ensure the safety of users . We also installed a Vesda smoke detection system , LED floodlights and a UPS for the emergency lights .
 The swimming pool services presented a further access challenge . With minimal maintenance a constant theme , the lighting was wall - mounted with access to the light fitting above the Hunter Douglas ceiling being from the first floor level service corridor . Over and above the strategic placement of the lights , all materials were specifically selected to prevent corrosion due to the pool environment . Overall , Harvey Group provided an extensive range of electrical services , which included an addressable fire alarm system , PA / VA , 3 G pitch floodlighting , a stage lighting scheme , ICT installation and testing and commissioning of all services .
 Mechanically , Harvey Group were tasked with developing , coordinating and installing the LPHW heating system , gas systems , VRF systems , Public Health systems , Ventilation systems and a comprehensive BEMS . Due to spatial constraints and a subsequent need for a combined mechanical Boiler house/ Electrical Plant room , we were confronted with a number of challenges to ensure that all services could be situated properly . This was met head on with detailed co - ordination drawings and setting out which has resulted in a well presented , dual discipline plant room .


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Welcome to FaveCentral, your local Belleville business pages. Top categories range from Belleville Travel Agencies to Belleville Travel Agencies. Review businesses in Belleville, jump to nearby towns in Arkansas.
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Welcome to FaveCentral , your local Belleville business pages . Top categories range from Belleville Travel Agencies to Belleville Travel Agencies . Review businesses in Belleville , jump to nearby towns in Arkansas .
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Recent review: Moana was such a doll. Thank you for making my twin granddaughters' 3rd birthday so very special.
It'll be held outdoors at my house.
Hide your valuables... pirates will soon be invading your party! Hiring pirate entertainment for your next corporate event, birthday party or other special event is the perfect way to entertain your guests. From pirate bands, pirate decorations, and popular pirate characters, you can deck your event out with the best pirate entertainment in town. The ladies will want to take pictures with them, the men will share a glass of rum with them, and the kids can sword fight with a real life pirate! And if the guests get out of hand... you can make 'em walk the plank. Arghh! Search for Pirate Entertainment in Elgin, Illinois above.
Please note that these Pirate Entertainment may also travel to West Dundee, Dundee, East Dundee, Sleepy Hollow, Wayne, South Barrington, Gilberts, Barrington Hills, Pingree Grove, Plato Center, Inverness, Wasco, Campton Hills, Barrington, Fox River Grove, Trout Valley, Medinah, Deer Park, Winfield, Lily Lake, Huntley, Lafox, Lake Barrington, Itasca, North Barrington, Hampshire, Oakwood Hills, Kildeer, Burlington, and Elburn.

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Recent review : Moana was such a doll . Thank you for making my twin granddaughters ' 3rd birthday so very special .
 It 'll be held outdoors at my house .
 Hide your valuables ... pirates will soon be invading your party ! Hiring pirate entertainment for your next corporate event , birthday party or other special event is the perfect way to entertain your guests . From pirate bands , pirate decorations , and popular pirate characters , you can deck your event out with the best pirate entertainment in town . The ladies will want to take pictures with them , the men will share a glass of rum with them , and the kids can sword fight with a real life pirate ! And if the guests get out of hand ... you can make 'em walk the plank . Arghh ! Search for Pirate Entertainment in Elgin , Illinois above .
 Please note that these Pirate Entertainment may also travel to West Dundee , Dundee , East Dundee , Sleepy Hollow , Wayne , South Barrington , Gilberts , Barrington Hills , Pingree Grove , Plato Center , Inverness , Wasco , Campton Hills , Barrington , Fox River Grove , Trout Valley , Medinah , Deer Park , Winfield , Lily Lake , Huntley , Lafox , Lake Barrington , Itasca , North Barrington , Hampshire , Oakwood Hills , Kildeer , Burlington , and Elburn .


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Changes, even small ones, can have a positive and lasting ripple effect on the quality of our lives.
At AVANI Institute, we believe that physical, emotional and spiritual health are connected. When one is out of balance, we become more vulnerable to the negative impacts of stress, toxins and injury. We believe in a more holistic and comprehensive approach that brings the physical, emotional and spiritual into balance for improved total health.
Our center provides a nurturing environment to explore changes and experience new possibilities for improved balance in one’s life and health.
We are in the process of restructuring AVANI Institute so we can continue to connect with people, providing services that offer the opportunity to better understand the mind, body, spirit connection and to develop a renewed commitment to personal growth.
We will provide more details in the upcoming weeks.
Please stay connected with us during our transition.

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Changes , even small ones , can have a positive and lasting ripple effect on the quality of our lives .
 At AVANI Institute , we believe that physical , emotional and spiritual health are connected . When one is out of balance , we become more vulnerable to the negative impacts of stress , toxins and injury . We believe in a more holistic and comprehensive approach that brings the physical , emotional and spiritual into balance for improved total health .
 Our center provides a nurturing environment to explore changes and experience new possibilities for improved balance in one ’s life and health .
 We are in the process of restructuring AVANI Institute so we can continue to connect with people , providing services that offer the opportunity to better understand the mind , body , spirit connection and to develop a renewed commitment to personal growth .
 We will provide more details in the upcoming weeks .
 Please stay connected with us during our transition .


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Running a successful hotel, when you hit the bottom line, comes back to one thing: driving profitable bookings.
Will that new carpet look good in pictures? Does your staff respond quickly enough to guest requests? Are the restaurant’s offerings up to Yelp’s standards? Every issue in a hotel comes back to how the guest feels about it. The same thing is true when it comes to getting them to book.
When a guest books your hotel, why do they do it? It’s often a complicated process involving everything from how easy it is for them to use your website, to reviews they read, your gallery, and how your offers stack up against the competition.
Today, we’re looking at a deceptively simple question: how do you not only maintain, but grow direct bookings to raise your hotel’s occupancy rate and, ultimately, revenue?
Two immediate answers sprang to our minds: targeted marketing and special offers. Are they the only way to get more hotel bookings? Of course not! They’re one part of an integrated strategy. However, they are proven strategies that any hotelier can use to get more customers through the door.
Consider this your primer on special offers and targeted marketing for your hotel.
Repeating the same offers, or failing to specialize for holidays and seasons, can make your hotel marketing stale. Switch things up a little. Create new offers and packages regularly to attract more customers.
There can be logistical difficulties coordinating with local companies, so an alternative to making this a special offer could be publishing content about these local adventures on your hotel’s blog, social networks or the ‘Activities’ section of your website. Don’t be afraid to get creative – highlighting all the great activities near your hotel can be a serious boost to bookings.
This will be great for your laid-back, “chilled” customers – or those that would like to be a little more relaxed. Get in touch with local yoga studios and see if they’re doing sunrise/sunset classes on the beach, or get local teachers to visit your hotel and teach a class in your spa.
In your offer, you might discuss how stress has a negative impact on people’s lives – don’t be afraid to throw in some light research and facts. Then, close by talking about how relaxation and meditation are health boosters and introduce your package.
This offer, paired with a discount at your spa or a buy-one-treatment-get-one-free offer, will speak to the stressed out mothers and busy professionals looking to get away for a weekend.
Partner up with wedding planners and event organizers and offer them discounts and deals at your hotel. Consider offering a free glass of champagne on arrival for the bride, groom and family, or a discounted spa treatment for the bridal party. If you’re encouraging weddings that involve overnight guests, offer a discounted room rate if a wedding is hosting more than a certain number of people for the night.
Wedding packages are one of the best ways to set your hotel apart from competing wedding venues. You have the opportunity to present your hotel as a warm, welcoming environment, with the little perks that make any bride and groom feel like you value their happy day as much as they do.
Host local contests and events to give you more exposure. There’s a ton of options for you to choose from – and it doesn’t have to be extravagant or expensive. It could be something as simple as a pub quiz, or a bird-watching walk.
You can also host fun fitness contests for kids (hula hooping, anyone?), social media contests, or introductory classes. Look at what’s available around you and what appeals to your visitors the most. Then take things from there.
Urgency is an extremely powerful psychological trigger. Use trigger words like, “limited time offer”, “act now” and “book now” to create a sense of urgency.
Too many options can damage conversions. Stick to one call to action per page.
Here’s a great example from Jetsetter: It does most of the steps above and is simple and benefit driven.
In September 2014, a case study on market segmentation revealed that over 70% of hotels agreed that market segmentation positively influenced hotel revenue.
What Exactly is Market Segmentation?
Essentially, you’re dividing your potential guests from “all travelers” into “travelers who might want to stay at my hotel.” After that, you’re finding out exactly who your ideal guest is, and how best to talk to them.
Here’s one of our best guides on segmentation.
Segmenting your marketing can have a huge impact on your revenue. Just ask online retailer Totes Isotoner. They noticed when shoppers visited their site, they visited one category more than others. So they reached out to those shoppers with a targeted email marketing pitch about their most-viewed category. The results? Their revenue skyrocketed by a shocking 7000% (nope, that’s not a typo).
To sum up, landing more bookings doesn’t have to be a nightmare. It just takes a little marketing know-how and some understanding of your guests. By using targeted marketing and special offers you can ramp up your bookings too! What are the best results you’ve got from a special offer you’ve given to guests? Share it with us below.

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Running a successful hotel , when you hit the bottom line , comes back to one thing : driving profitable bookings .
 Will that new carpet look good in pictures ? Does your staff respond quickly enough to guest requests ? Are the restaurant ’s offerings up to Yelp ’s standards ? Every issue in a hotel comes back to how the guest feels about it . The same thing is true when it comes to getting them to book .
 When a guest books your hotel , why do they do it ? It ’s often a complicated process involving everything from how easy it is for them to use your website , to reviews they read , your gallery , and how your offers stack up against the competition .
 Today , we ’re looking at a deceptively simple question : how do you not only maintain , but grow direct bookings to raise your hotel ’s occupancy rate and , ultimately , revenue ?
 Two immediate answers sprang to our minds : targeted marketing and special offers . Are they the only way to get more hotel bookings ? Of course not ! They ’re one part of an integrated strategy . However , they are proven strategies that any hotelier can use to get more customers through the door .
 Consider this your primer on special offers and targeted marketing for your hotel .
 Repeating the same offers , or failing to specialize for holidays and seasons , can make your hotel marketing stale . Switch things up a little . Create new offers and packages regularly to attract more customers .
 There can be logistical difficulties coordinating with local companies , so an alternative to making this a special offer could be publishing content about these local adventures on your hotel ’s blog , social networks or the ‘ Activities ’ section of your website . Do n’t be afraid to get creative – highlighting all the great activities near your hotel can be a serious boost to bookings .
 This will be great for your laid - back , “ chilled ” customers – or those that would like to be a little more relaxed . Get in touch with local yoga studios and see if they ’re doing sunrise / sunset classes on the beach , or get local teachers to visit your hotel and teach a class in your spa .
 In your offer , you might discuss how stress has a negative impact on people ’s lives – do n’t be afraid to throw in some light research and facts . Then , close by talking about how relaxation and meditation are health boosters and introduce your package .
 This offer , paired with a discount at your spa or a buy - one - treatment - get - one - free offer , will speak to the stressed out mothers and busy professionals looking to get away for a weekend .
 Partner up with wedding planners and event organizers and offer them discounts and deals at your hotel . Consider offering a free glass of champagne on arrival for the bride , groom and family , or a discounted spa treatment for the bridal party . If you ’re encouraging weddings that involve overnight guests , offer a discounted room rate if a wedding is hosting more than a certain number of people for the night .
 Wedding packages are one of the best ways to set your hotel apart from competing wedding venues . You have the opportunity to present your hotel as a warm , welcoming environment , with the little perks that make any bride and groom feel like you value their happy day as much as they do .
 Host local contests and events to give you more exposure . There ’s a ton of options for you to choose from – and it does n’t have to be extravagant or expensive . It could be something as simple as a pub quiz , or a bird - watching walk .
 You can also host fun fitness contests for kids ( hula hooping , anyone ? ) , social media contests , or introductory classes . Look at what ’s available around you and what appeals to your visitors the most . Then take things from there .
 Urgency is an extremely powerful psychological trigger . Use trigger words like , “ limited time offer ” , “ act now ” and “ book now ” to create a sense of urgency .
 Too many options can damage conversions . Stick to one call to action per page .
 Here ’s a great example from Jetsetter : It does most of the steps above and is simple and benefit driven .
 In September 2014 , a case study on market segmentation revealed that over 70 % of hotels agreed that market segmentation positively influenced hotel revenue .
 What Exactly is Market Segmentation ?
 Essentially , you ’re dividing your potential guests from “ all travelers ” into “ travelers who might want to stay at my hotel . ” After that , you ’re finding out exactly who your ideal guest is , and how best to talk to them .
 Here ’s one of our best guides on segmentation .
 Segmenting your marketing can have a huge impact on your revenue . Just ask online retailer Totes Isotoner . They noticed when shoppers visited their site , they visited one category more than others . So they reached out to those shoppers with a targeted email marketing pitch about their most - viewed category . The results ? Their revenue skyrocketed by a shocking 7000 % ( nope , that ’s not a typo ) .
 To sum up , landing more bookings does n’t have to be a nightmare . It just takes a little marketing know - how and some understanding of your guests . By using targeted marketing and special offers you can ramp up your bookings too ! What are the best results you ’ve got from a special offer you ’ve given to guests ? Share it with us below .


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Despite the recent upheaval in Goa between taxi drivers and tour operators working with Russian speaking tourists, industry experts believe no protest can harm the excitement of Russians when it comes to the Indian state.
With most Russian tourists abandoning Goa’s beaches as the tourist season is about to end, the state’s tourism authorities are also heading north to take part in MITT 2014 travel exhibition that kicks off today in Moscow. Presenting Goa at one of Russia’s largest tourism events, Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC) aims to promote the state as a hospitable and progressive destination for Russians.
GTDC estimates that international tourist arrivals rose by 9.27 per cent in 2013. Russian tourists scored the highest this season. According to GTDC, the state recorded more than 162,000 tourist arrivals from Russia within just three months of the current season (November to January) while during the six months of previous season, 140,000 arrivals were registered.
The Russian Information Centre in Goa estimates the tourist inflow from Russia and other CIS countries increased about 9 percent this season compared to the previous season and 35 percent when looking at to 2010 figures.
This winter season, most of the destinations preferred by Russian tourists were up in some kind of revolt. Turkey, Egypt and Thailand experienced political upheaval forcing Russia’s tourism body Rostourism to call upon tourists to abstain from visiting troubled areas in the affected countries.
Generally peaceful Goa has also seen number of protests, thankfully not armed ones. Local cabbies demanding that the government take measures to protect their sources of income, however, caused enough violence in the state, leaving the tourism industry nearly paralyzed for several days and putting dozens of tourists in danger of missing flights, cancelling tours and not being able to reach the hospital at the time of emergency.
With India going for general elections in just a few weeks, such protests may be simply understood as pre-election excitement and are likely to cool down once the election wave is over. On the other hand, the protests raised some of the old problems that may finally be solved before the new tourist season kicks off in November.
Out of eleven issues put forward by the taxi operators before Goa Chief Minister (CM) Manohar Parrikar a month ago around six were accepted resulting in the forming of special police squads to pick up foreigners doing business illegally. There was also a green light for the banning of radio and fleet taxi services from outside the state that were going to operate with electronic metres. At the same time, local cabbies were told to operate on point-to-point or kilometre basis, a measure long-awaited by the whole industry, except, probably, taxi drivers themselves. However, at present tourists still have to negotiate the cost of each trip.
Some of the measures approved by the Goa CM ran counter to the industry vision and logic – for example the suggestions that tour operators should not conduct any guided tours. In a reply to the government’s decision, influential industry body Travel & Tourism Association of Goa (TTAG) addressed the CM with a three-page note, a copy of which is with RIR.
“We have suggested that taxis should be radio controlled, metered and have CCTV for the safety of the tourist,” Francisco de Braganca, President of TTAG, said. He added that the industry does not expect the government to implement the proposed measures overnight, especially before the elections are over. With the announced ‘Model Code of Conduct’ for the coming elections, the government cannot take any decision that can be perceived by the Election Commission as an attempt to favour a particular section of society in order to gain their votes.
“I do not see this issue repeating in the next season as the projection is that the next government at the centre is the same as in the state. I hope and expect the government to solve this issue once and for all before the next season,” de Braganca said.
Tourism professionals back in Russia seem more concerned about the Thailand developments, the mystery over Malaysia’s lost plane and, of course, the Crimea saga as all of them may affect the tourism market in nearest future.
Officials from Russia’s Federal Tourism Agency (Rostourism) told RIR that no one in Rostourism is familiar with the situation in Goa and no one heard of any uneasiness. “We’ve got lots of other issues here now,” he added.
“The safety of tourists is definitely a first priority for a tour operator, but so far according to information from our Indian partner, our company and tourists did not face such issues in Goa,” Ivor Vucelic, Marketing and sales director at TUI Russia & CIS said.
A Coral Travel executive said that tourism is one of the largest income sources for Goa and the state government cannot let it drop, therefore any violence should be minimized by all possible means.
“I would not say that the situation in Goa was really as unstable as it was described by media. Yes, taxi drivers went on strike several times, but they were pre-planned and approved by the government. The only thing we can recommend our tourists is to by-pass any such meetings and protests in towns and villages as in the premises of hotels and resorts it is absolutely calm and safe,” Marina Makarkova, marketing head of Coral Travel told RIR.
Konstantin Gorin, Tourism Director at Labirint travel company, believes the incidents in Goa are nothing more than clash of interests of local business groups. “Same problems were there in Greece, Turkey and other destinations long time ago. There is only one possible vector of development. Tour operators will always win as it is the tour operator who is bringing tourists to the particular destination,” he says.
Though some industry players and even Russian diplomats warned against possible decrease of Russian tourist’s inflow in Goa next year, tour operators believe it hardly can happen.
“So far we have not seen any effect. But perhaps it will affect the foreign tourist in the next year. Besides this year there are worse issues in Syria and Thailand. The taxi issue in Goa in that context is treated as a minor issue. However let us keep our fingers crossed,” de Braganca added.
Marina Makarkova believes Thailand and India will remain the main destinations for Russian tourists during the winter season. “India has its own advantage of being the closest country in South-East Asia with only a seven-hour flight, the country with a diverse cultural heritage and long-term friendly ties with Russia, as well as low-cost tour packages,” she said.
Vucelic from TUI agrees that Goa attracts tourists with its cheap accommodation. “The room costs are less than in Thailand or the Emirates even in case of five-star properties,” he said.
Konstantin Gorin noted that Goa grew about 20 percent this season and the geography of tourists from Russia is widening. “People from Central Russia and Siberia still prefer Thailand, but for tourists from the European part of Russia, Thailand is quite far and thus more expensive then Goa,” he said.
Gorin believes that the most important advantage of Thailand over Goa is visa-free entry for Russians. Although India, too, has recently included Russia in the list of countries to get visa on arrival, the mechanism is yet to be implemented and tested. He says if it will work as smoothly as it was described and tourists will be able to apply for visa online three days before the flight, it will become a great advantage for Goa.

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Despite the recent upheaval in Goa between taxi drivers and tour operators working with Russian speaking tourists , industry experts believe no protest can harm the excitement of Russians when it comes to the Indian state .
 With most Russian tourists abandoning Goa ’s beaches as the tourist season is about to end , the state ’s tourism authorities are also heading north to take part in MITT 2014 travel exhibition that kicks off today in Moscow . Presenting Goa at one of Russia ’s largest tourism events , Goa Tourism Development Corporation ( GTDC ) aims to promote the state as a hospitable and progressive destination for Russians .
 GTDC estimates that international tourist arrivals rose by 9.27 per cent in 2013 . Russian tourists scored the highest this season . According to GTDC , the state recorded more than 162,000 tourist arrivals from Russia within just three months of the current season ( November to January ) while during the six months of previous season , 140,000 arrivals were registered .
 The Russian Information Centre in Goa estimates the tourist inflow from Russia and other CIS countries increased about 9 percent this season compared to the previous season and 35 percent when looking at to 2010 figures .
 This winter season , most of the destinations preferred by Russian tourists were up in some kind of revolt . Turkey , Egypt and Thailand experienced political upheaval forcing Russia ’s tourism body Rostourism to call upon tourists to abstain from visiting troubled areas in the affected countries .
 Generally peaceful Goa has also seen number of protests , thankfully not armed ones . Local cabbies demanding that the government take measures to protect their sources of income , however , caused enough violence in the state , leaving the tourism industry nearly paralyzed for several days and putting dozens of tourists in danger of missing flights , cancelling tours and not being able to reach the hospital at the time of emergency .
 With India going for general elections in just a few weeks , such protests may be simply understood as pre - election excitement and are likely to cool down once the election wave is over . On the other hand , the protests raised some of the old problems that may finally be solved before the new tourist season kicks off in November .
 Out of eleven issues put forward by the taxi operators before Goa Chief Minister ( CM ) Manohar Parrikar a month ago around six were accepted resulting in the forming of special police squads to pick up foreigners doing business illegally . There was also a green light for the banning of radio and fleet taxi services from outside the state that were going to operate with electronic metres . At the same time , local cabbies were told to operate on point - to - point or kilometre basis , a measure long - awaited by the whole industry , except , probably , taxi drivers themselves . However , at present tourists still have to negotiate the cost of each trip .
 Some of the measures approved by the Goa CM ran counter to the industry vision and logic – for example the suggestions that tour operators should not conduct any guided tours . In a reply to the government ’s decision , influential industry body Travel & Tourism Association of Goa ( TTAG ) addressed the CM with a three - page note , a copy of which is with RIR .
 “ We have suggested that taxis should be radio controlled , metered and have CCTV for the safety of the tourist , ” Francisco de Braganca , President of TTAG , said . He added that the industry does not expect the government to implement the proposed measures overnight , especially before the elections are over . With the announced ‘ Model Code of Conduct ’ for the coming elections , the government can not take any decision that can be perceived by the Election Commission as an attempt to favour a particular section of society in order to gain their votes .
 “ I do not see this issue repeating in the next season as the projection is that the next government at the centre is the same as in the state . I hope and expect the government to solve this issue once and for all before the next season , ” de Braganca said .
 Tourism professionals back in Russia seem more concerned about the Thailand developments , the mystery over Malaysia ’s lost plane and , of course , the Crimea saga as all of them may affect the tourism market in nearest future .
 Officials from Russia ’s Federal Tourism Agency ( Rostourism ) told RIR that no one in Rostourism is familiar with the situation in Goa and no one heard of any uneasiness . “ We ’ve got lots of other issues here now , ” he added .
 “ The safety of tourists is definitely a first priority for a tour operator , but so far according to information from our Indian partner , our company and tourists did not face such issues in Goa , ” Ivor Vucelic , Marketing and sales director at TUI Russia & CIS said .
 A Coral Travel executive said that tourism is one of the largest income sources for Goa and the state government can not let it drop , therefore any violence should be minimized by all possible means .
 “ I would not say that the situation in Goa was really as unstable as it was described by media . Yes , taxi drivers went on strike several times , but they were pre - planned and approved by the government . The only thing we can recommend our tourists is to by - pass any such meetings and protests in towns and villages as in the premises of hotels and resorts it is absolutely calm and safe , ” Marina Makarkova , marketing head of Coral Travel told RIR .
 Konstantin Gorin , Tourism Director at Labirint travel company , believes the incidents in Goa are nothing more than clash of interests of local business groups . “ Same problems were there in Greece , Turkey and other destinations long time ago . There is only one possible vector of development . Tour operators will always win as it is the tour operator who is bringing tourists to the particular destination , ” he says .
 Though some industry players and even Russian diplomats warned against possible decrease of Russian tourist ’s inflow in Goa next year , tour operators believe it hardly can happen .
 “ So far we have not seen any effect . But perhaps it will affect the foreign tourist in the next year . Besides this year there are worse issues in Syria and Thailand . The taxi issue in Goa in that context is treated as a minor issue . However let us keep our fingers crossed , ” de Braganca added .
 Marina Makarkova believes Thailand and India will remain the main destinations for Russian tourists during the winter season . “ India has its own advantage of being the closest country in South - East Asia with only a seven - hour flight , the country with a diverse cultural heritage and long - term friendly ties with Russia , as well as low - cost tour packages , ” she said .
 Vucelic from TUI agrees that Goa attracts tourists with its cheap accommodation . “ The room costs are less than in Thailand or the Emirates even in case of five - star properties , ” he said .
 Konstantin Gorin noted that Goa grew about 20 percent this season and the geography of tourists from Russia is widening . “ People from Central Russia and Siberia still prefer Thailand , but for tourists from the European part of Russia , Thailand is quite far and thus more expensive then Goa , ” he said .
 Gorin believes that the most important advantage of Thailand over Goa is visa - free entry for Russians . Although India , too , has recently included Russia in the list of countries to get visa on arrival , the mechanism is yet to be implemented and tested . He says if it will work as smoothly as it was described and tourists will be able to apply for visa online three days before the flight , it will become a great advantage for Goa .


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www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk • View topic - Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel?
Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel?
Post subject: Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel?
I have an old SKY dish on the back wall of my house with a twin cable coming into the lounge [please see pictures]. I don't have a roof or loft ariel. I have an indoor One-For-All 45db booster ariel which works brilliantly. Can I use the SKY dish and cables with some sort of connector as my TV ariel please?
I don't have SKY, Virgin, or BT TV. My TV has FREEVIEW built-in.
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Post subject: Re: Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel?
I'm quite sure you can use it via a freeview box although I haven't done it personally.
Or I think you can connect a sky box to it and still be able to watch some channels.
Your freeVIEW TV needs an aerial, if your indoor one works fine stick with that.
(i) purchasing a used freeSAT box, and connecting it to a spare port on your TV - in this way you will have a choice of freeview or freesat (free-to-air) by choosing the input button. Sat has some channels not available on terrestial.
(ii) purchasing a freesat television instead of the one you have, doing away with the old tv & the indoor antenna.
Thanks to everyone for your replies. I will have a think what is best for my situation.
Satellite free to air and freesat in general has more stations than freeview, however when we bought the last TV it had both satellite and terrestrial inputs, but the satellite on that TV was rather poor. Why it was poor not a clue as same dish works A1 with other boxes.
But there are three types of satellite boxes, free to air will get all channels (or should do) and you can normally delete the rubbish, but the electronic program guild is often rubbish if your lucky now and next, with freesat same as free to air as to programs, but they follow a set order and often 7 day EPG. Then sky where you also get pay for channels.
Often channels like ITV3+1 stop at midnight with terrestrial but continue with satellite.

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www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk • View topic - Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel ?
 Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel ?
 Post subject : Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel ?
 I have an old SKY dish on the back wall of my house with a twin cable coming into the lounge [ please see pictures ] . I do n't have a roof or loft ariel . I have an indoor One - For - All 45db booster ariel which works brilliantly . Can I use the SKY dish and cables with some sort of connector as my TV ariel please ?
 I do n't have SKY , Virgin , or BT TV . My TV has FREEVIEW built - in .
 Last edited by SHADO on Mon Mar 25 , 2019 1:32 pm , edited 3 times in total .
 Post subject : Re : Can I use an old SKY dish as a TV ariel ?
 I 'm quite sure you can use it via a freeview box although I have n't done it personally .
 Or I think you can connect a sky box to it and still be able to watch some channels .
 Your freeVIEW TV needs an aerial , if your indoor one works fine stick with that .
 ( i ) purchasing a used freeSAT box , and connecting it to a spare port on your TV - in this way you will have a choice of freeview or freesat ( free - to - air ) by choosing the input button . Sat has some channels not available on terrestial .
 ( ii ) purchasing a freesat television instead of the one you have , doing away with the old tv & the indoor antenna .
 Thanks to everyone for your replies . I will have a think what is best for my situation .
 Satellite free to air and freesat in general has more stations than freeview , however when we bought the last TV it had both satellite and terrestrial inputs , but the satellite on that TV was rather poor . Why it was poor not a clue as same dish works A1 with other boxes .
 But there are three types of satellite boxes , free to air will get all channels ( or should do ) and you can normally delete the rubbish , but the electronic program guild is often rubbish if your lucky now and next , with freesat same as free to air as to programs , but they follow a set order and often 7 day EPG . Then sky where you also get pay for channels .
 Often channels like ITV3 + 1 stop at midnight with terrestrial but continue with satellite .


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May 26, 2008 QArea constantly obtains references and favorable comments from its customers. These appreciations are especially pleasant and inspirational when they are given by such respected companies as Skype Ltd.
QArea constantly obtains references and favorable comments from its customers. These appreciations are especially pleasant and inspirational when they are given by such respected companies as Skype Ltd.
QArea Visit to Israel: ‘Very Successful!

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May 26 , 2008 QArea constantly obtains references and favorable comments from its customers . These appreciations are especially pleasant and inspirational when they are given by such respected companies as Skype Ltd.
 QArea constantly obtains references and favorable comments from its customers . These appreciations are especially pleasant and inspirational when they are given by such respected companies as Skype Ltd.
 QArea Visit to Israel : ‘ Very Successful !