Coronavirus Effect on Tourism Industry

With many industries having been negatively affected by the coronavirus, one of the greatest hits has been travel. Experts are now predicting the potential fallout from this pandemic on the industry will be felt well into 2021. The effects of not just being felt by companies that provide travel / transport for tourists but also … Read more

Mother’s Day Flowers

As Mother’s Day approaches it appears that it will be a very unusual and challenging one. Many families that traditionally gather together to celebrate the mothers in them may not be able this year. Yet among the growing concerns and challenges. It is still possible to be close to your mother even when separated by … Read more

Beneath the flogging

Saudi Arabia’s decision to remove flogging as a form of capital punishment. It is an impressive step forward for a country so steeped in tradition. That said the fight for modern society’s human rights in Saudi Arabia is far from over. The biggest challenges for Saudi Arabia in modernizing their legal practices so that they … Read more

The Spanish Flu Vs. Coronavirus

In these trying times of social distancing and stay-at-home orders quarantines it’s easy to fear. Until we look at the past and see that this is not the worst pandemic that humanity has faced. One of the most notable of these occurred 102 years ago with the outbreak of the 1812 flu. More commonly known … Read more

Numbers Don’t Support Stay At Home

As this Global pandemic continues and many states enter their sixth week of stay-at-home. Many are asking the question of “when to start lifting the stay at home orders”. Many noted professionals have put forward a plan to eliminate the virus by essentially shutting down the planet. That too for three months no business, minimal … Read more