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Un visa d’étude est un visa qui permet à poursuivre ses études dans un pays qui n’est pas le sien.

Voyage d'Affaire

Un visa d’affaires est un type d’autorisation de voyage qui permet à une personne de visiter un pays étranger dans le but de faire des affaires.

Voyage Touristique

Les visas touristiques sont délivrés aux touristes qui souhaitent visiter un pays pour des vacances ou pour faire du tourisme.

Regroupement familial

Le regroupement familial est un motif d’immigration reconnu dans de nombreux pays, selon lequel la présence d’un ou de plusieurs membres de la famille dans un certain pays permet au reste de la famille d’immigrer légalement dans ce pays.

Assurance Voyage & Assurance Auto

L’assurance voyage et assurance auto sont un ensemble de garanties et de services qui vous accompagnent avant (annulation de voyage), pendant (rapatriement médical, frais médicaux à l’étranger, retour anticipé…) et après votre voyage (aide-ménagère…).

Visa Traitement Médical

Ce visa sert à suivre un traitement médical dans un établissement médiacal de santé public ou privé.

Pèlerinage & Oumrah

Le visa religieux est destiné à des personnes souhaitant entrer dans un pays étranger pour leurs activités religieuses ou pastorales.

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Qu’en est-il d’un week-end à dubaï..

L’avantage du voyage est la capacité d’adapter son imagination à la réalité et, au lieu de penser comme tout devrait être, de tout voir comme il est. Allez-y à la découverte de votre imagination en visitant les plus belles création de l’Humanité.

Etude à l’Etranger

Etudiants internationaux.

Globe Voyage Groupe permet à tout étudiant désirant de poursuivre ses études à l’étranger de recevoir l’information précise et complète sur n’importe quel programme d’études  (les documents requis, les frais de scolarité, la demande d’admission / de bourse, l’évaluation de diplôme, etc)  sur n’importe quelle  université francophone  basée au Canada.

Des Vacances de Rêve

Ou une journée sur les belles plages du monde..

Les aventures nous donnent de la joie. Mais la joie, après tout, est le but de la vie. Nous ne vivons pas pour manger ou gagner de l’argent. Nous mangeons et gagnons de l’argent pour pouvoir en profiter. C’est le sens de la vie et c’est pourquoi elle est donnée.

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Visa Regroupement Familiale

Ce visa est un visa d’entrée pour une période de long séjour pour les étrangers qui ont l’intention de rejoindre leur conjoint ou membre de leur famille qui est citoyen étranger (résident dans l’Espace Schengen, Canada, Etats-Unis, Angleterre… avec visa pour l’emploi, pour travail, pour étude, pour motif religieux) pour une période supérieure à une année.

Visa Mission

Ce visa permet l’entrée dans l’Espace Schengen, Etats-Unis, Canada, Angleterre… pendant de courtes périodes ou à long terme pour les étrangers affectés à la fonction publique, ou un employé de l’administration publique, d’un organisme public, d’une Organisation Internationale  pour remplir leur fonction politique etc.

Visa pour Traitement Médical

Ce visa est un visa d’entrée dans le but d’un court ou long séjour, mais toujours temporaire, pour l’étranger qui a besoin de suivre un traitement médical dans un établissement médical de santé accrédité, public ou privé. Il peut également être délivré à un accompagnant afin d’aider le malade, en présence des moyens de subsistance économiques adéquats.

Visa Affaires/Professionnel

Ce visa concerne les étrangers qui ont l’intention de se rendre dans l’Espace Schengen, Cabada, Etats-Unis, Angleterre… pour des fins commerciales, des contacts ou des entretiens, pour apprendre ou tester le fonctionnement des biens d’équipement acquis ou vendus dans le cadre de contrats commerciaux et la coopération industrielle.

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Global Voyages Group has raised a total funding of $4.04M over 4 round s . It's first funding round was on Mar 16, 2012 . It's latest funding round was a Seed round on Sep 03, 2015 for $1.26M .

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Dufry Group to become Avolta: A unified brand, reflecting the Dufry-Autogrill business combination, taking the lead in the travel experience revolution across Retail and F&B

Dufry Group will transition to Avolta, a new brand identity representing the Dufry and Autogrill combination. More diversified and resilient together, both geographically and on business lines, Avolta reflects the company’s long-term vision by putting the travelers’ needs at its core. Unifying the travel retail and food & beverage (F&B) businesses under a single company name – the next step in an already effective integration, characterized by the company’s notable performance. 

Xavier Rossinyol, CEO, shared; “We see a great opportunity emerging from the changing traveler and customer expectations and their boosted appetite to travel. Our Destination 2027 strategy set our ambition to create a Travel Experience Revolution, and Avolta is the vessel that will help us navigate this journey with success. Avolta encapsulates our expanded vision and commitment to innovating the traveler-centered experience with enhanced digital engagement. 

With Avolta we are more than ever One Team, visually and operationally unified. Avolta translates our strategy into a common brand identity, reflecting our travelers’ needs and putting them at the center of our focus and initiatives. Avolta stands for smart stores and advanced entertainment, digitalization and omnichannel, hospitality and culinary, and the ultimate combination of the businesses. 

We are Avolta, and we are a unique, resilient and highly diversified company – with the aim to deliver reliable results for our shareholders and stakeholders. After many months of working on this beautiful brand together with our team, we are so happy to finally share it with the world. The travel experience revolution is in motion – Journey On!”

Avolta: a more diversified and resilient group, more than the sum of its parts Operating in more than 75 countries and 1,200 locations, with 5,500 points of sale across three segments – duty-free, travel convenience & essentials, food & beverage – and a wide range of channels – from airports and motorways, through to cruises, railways and more, Avolta’s diversification provides stability and resilience in volatile markets. With an extensive portfolio including thousands of long-term concessions, around 1,200 brands and 150 proprietary brands, Avolta is less vulnerable to macro-economic impacts, its unique offering combining risk protection and resilience in crises with attractive growth potential, sustainably improving profitability and cash flow. 

Avolta: maximizing every moment of the journey  The launch of a common company name reinforces the long-term vision of the combined company and is a powerful part of Destination 2027 strategy. Operating as One Team, under one brand, Avolta can leverage further benefits of the collective Group, realizing the company’s full potential. The cultures and brand identities of the legacy companies are harnessed within Avolta’s common new identity, uniting and giving a new permanent home to all employees, increasing collaboration by reducing geographical and cultural distances. Avolta continues to create value for all stakeholders by transforming the traveler journey to be as rewarding as the destination. Combining a strong sense of place with global expertise, Avolta enhances traditional travel retail and F&B with new hybrid and digital frontiers.   Avolta: bringing in the new era for Dufry & Autogrill Moving forward, the Avolta brand will lead all internal and external communications, with all corporate brands of the former Dufry and Autogrill Group transitioning to the Avolta brand family. Consumer-facing brands, including consumer-facing elements of corporate brands, like Dufry, Autogrill, World Duty Free and Hudson, to name a few, will continue to operate as previously. 

Dufry will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to ask its shareholders to approve Avolta as the new company name for the holding entity; date and invitation to follow in due course. 

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Daniela Chiappetta selected for 2024 Ambassador Peter F. Secchia Voyage of Discovery Program

Congratulations to UWM Italian major Daniela Chiappetta , who has been selected by the National Italian American Foundation for the 2024 Ambassador Peter F. Secchia Voyage of Discovery Program. This highly competitive program selects 48 U.S. College students each summer for a two-week, all-expenses paid trip to Italy, focusing on a different region each summer, exploring landmarks ancient and modern, sampling regional cuisine, exploring large cities and small towns, and participating in community service. Buon viaggio, Daniela!

James Cameron Confirms He’s Planning to ‘Go Ahead With’ a ‘Fantastic Voyage’ Remake ‘Very Soon’

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Gallic cinephiles gave James Cameron a hero’s welcome at a Paris masterclass on Thursday, ushering the action auteur onstage with a reception so thunderous that it shook the filmmaker’s oft-unflappable public demeanor.

“That’s the record,” he said in between laughs and in a show of uncommon giddiness. “That’s the record for the longest applause I’ve ever had in my life. Thank you. This is a high point of my career!”

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While Sigourney Weaver flanked her longtime collaborator at the exhibition’s opening vernissage, “Proxima” director Alice Winocour stepped in to lead the talk. Still, the star actress remained a prime subject of conversation – leading to an endearing connection between the two filmmakers.

After Winocour said that she wrote many of her scripts sitting below a framed photo of Weaver as Ellen Ripley, Cameron revealed he had done the very same, writing “Aliens” for an actress he had yet to meet while taking inspiration from her photo.

And though the sequel’s visual universe built on the designs of H.R. Giger, the incoming director made sure to leave his own mark on the material by introducing the Alien Queen. “I think Giger was a little disappointed that we didn’t hire him,” said Cameron, listing off the various biomechanoid features that made the new villain such chilling addition. “But I had so many ideas about what I could do in that same area.”

“[I remembered a dream] where I went into a dark room with every square inch of the walls and ceiling covered in wasps, and I knew that if I moved or tried to escape, they would attack me dead,” he recalled. “Every horror film must go to the deepest and worst place in the subconscious [because] that’s the point. That’s what you to pay your money for.”

‘Avatar’ and Beyond

Given the event’s reflective and retrospective context, Cameron offered little new information about his three upcoming “Avatar” sequels. However, he reassured the audience that work on Part 3 is coming along for an intended late 2025 release and that the scripts for the subsequent volleys are finished, the designs nearly locked and 3D modeling just about to begin.

As for other pursuits, the filmmaker once again brought up his plans to produce a remake of the 1966 tour-through-the-human-body “ Fantastic Voyage ,” a project Cameron and his partner Jon Landau have toyed with for over a decade.

“We’ve been developing it for a number of years, and we plan to go ahead with it very soon,” Cameron said. “Raquel Welch is not available, but we think we can make a pretty good movie.”

Hope and Dread

Without giving any more specifics, Cameron perhaps offered a thematic clue when describing his appreciation for science fiction as a conduit for both hope and dread.

“Science fiction allows us to imagine futures that can emerge from our present day,” he said. “When ‘Star Wars’ came along, science fiction seemed to suddenly become very upbeat, [all about] entertainment and adventure. But the history has always been about warning, about the misuse of technology and the misuse of science.”

“Who gets to decide what’s good for humanity?” he asked. “Machine intelligence will only be a reflection of us. It’ll be us with all our flaws and all of our potentially evil intentions. Yes, that can be good, but the atomic scientists of the 1930s believed [they would unlock] an infinite power source that would abolish starvation… Instead we got Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the Cold War. This is what concerns me.”

Taste for Risk

Reflecting on a career path that began with schlock before building toward some of the highest grossing – and most expensive – films of all time, Cameron saw a clear throughline in his taste for risk.

“The more established you become, the more you risk losing what you’ve already gained,” he said. “But I also think that the greatest risk you can make is not trying something new and different. There’s a tendency, when the budget gets bigger, to start to go for the lowest common denominator – and you cannot do that.”

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Pophouse, the Swedish company behind ABBA Voyage buys KISS’ music catalog for $300 million

The rock band KISS is selling its song catalog, as well as its name, image and likeness, to Pophouse Entertainment Group AB, the Swedish company behind the popular ABBA Voyage live avatar performance.

Pophouse is paying more than $300 million, according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified discussing the terms of a private deal. The agreement includes master recordings and publishing rights.

Pophouse wants to turn KISS into an act that remains popular in culture long after its members stop making new music and performing. The company has announced plans to make a biopic about the group, as well as a live music show featuring avatars of its members.

Pophouse has already made a live show featuring the members of ABBA, the legendary Swedish pop group. That show, called ABBA Voyage, is making more than $1 million a week in London. Tens of thousands of fans flock to an arena purpose-built for the show to watch avatars of the group perform hits like  Dancing Queen  and  Chiquitita . ABBA’s Bjorn Ulvaeus founded Pophouse with Swedish investor Conni Jonsson.

Bassist and KISS co-lead singer Gene Simmons and his band mates started talking to the team at Pophouse a couple of years ago in the midst of their final tour, the  End of the Road  World Tour. The rock band, formed by Simmons and Paul Stanley in the early 1970s, has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, and their final tour stretched over five years. 

KISS and Pophouse and have spent many months working through future projects, and the members of KISS have already flown to Walt Disney Co.’s Industrial Light & Magic to put on bodysuits and have cameras capture their performances for the avatar show.

“Kiss the touring band is over — we’ve stopped touring after 50 years,” Simmons said in an interview. “What Pophouse will do with our images, our music and our personas is unlike anything anyone has ever seen.”

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