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Airline & Connectivity: Portugal’s TAP is in a make-or-break bidding round for a 44.9% stake, after two groups submitted similar offers and the government opened final talks—an outcome that could affect flights linking Lisbon/Porto to 14 African destinations, including São Tomé and Príncipe. Heritage Tourism: São Tomé is turning colonial plantation sites into living heritage as six “rocas” tied to slavery were added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List, with investors eyeing tourism and a 10-year restoration plan for the abandoned estates on Príncipe and beyond. Travel Cost Reality Check: A Kenyan travel coach says she reached 100 countries largely self-funded, estimating at least KES 500,000 spent on visa fees and processing over 37 years—highlighting how passport costs and border delays can shape long-haul travel plans.

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UNESCO World Heritage List: From forced labour to living heritage: Sao Tome's colonial plantations

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From forced labour to living heritage: Sao Tome's colonial plantations

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