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The 25-30 side chain of CTC Civil travel service chain is officially on the chain
On December 23, Daniel Smith, CEO of Singapore Done Fund Management Institution and CEO of CTC, reached a strategic consensus with the heads of the six new side chains after in-depth communication and discussion for many times, and announced that the six side chains of CTC Global Cultural Travel Chain (VEA, LMA, HVA, MCO, WAS and VNC) were officially linked up. Due to the impact of the global COVID-19 epidemic, the strategic press conference that was scheduled to be held in Singapore was not held as scheduled. This multi-party strategic cooperation was finally reached in the form of electronic agreement.
Singapore Done the fund management organ CEO, the chief executive of CTC, Daniel Smith, for six side chain fixed anchor (Vienna, Austria, Lima, Peru, Havana, Cuba, Mexico City, Warsaw, Poland, Venice, Italy), the characteristics of human geography environment and beautiful landscape, said after the outbreak must personally go to feel the unique local customs. It is reported that six new side chain operation centers are set up in the business centers of six cities, and reached strategic consensus with the famous local travel companies.
Vienna, on the Danube river in northeastern Austria, is known as the “capital of music” in the world. Stopping on this city street full of musical notes is always a romantic scene, which makes people easily fall in love unawares, just like the nature of romance in Vienna. Most of Vienna’s tourist attractions are open all year round, such as The Schonbrunn Palace, hofburg Palace, Belfort Palace and the Vienna Museum, of which the Schonbrunn Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Lima is the capital of Peru and the largest economic and cultural center in the country. It is located on the coastal irrigation oasis. In Lima is always most of the colonial period, South America is the most important political and commercial centers of power, therefore retained a large number of colonial buildings, such as large monasteries catacombs Francis, the central plaza, SAN street plaza and the buildings also earned Lima, scientific and cultural organization UNESCO awarded the “world cultural heritage” of reputation.
Located on the northwest coast of The Island of Cuba, Havana is the capital of the Republic of Cuba. It is located in the tropics, with a mild climate and pleasant seasons. It is known as the “Pearl of the Caribbean”, with many ancient churches, castles, squares, museums, monuments, parks, libraries and so on. The port city of distinctive and lasting appeal, classical and modern, the new world and old world, white and black, high culture and the lowbrow, all elements full of collision, there are telltale signs here, all seemingly independent individuals, together in the sunshine and the vibrant tropical port harmonious unify.
Mexico City is not only the capital of Mexico, but also the largest city in Mexico. Architectural buildings, historical sites, museums, palaces, monuments, shopping malls, government buildings, everything in Mexico City. The water garden on the Hochmirco Canal is the city’s largest tourist attraction, as well as landmark buildings such as the El Angel Daily Independent newspaper and the Angel of Independence Victory Column. Mexico City is the headquarters of many large media companies and Spanish newspapers. About 20% of the Mexican population lives in Mexico City, so this city is also known as the city that never sleeps.
Warsaw is the capital of the Republic of Poland, and the famous Warsaw Convention was signed here. Today, Warsaw still maintains the layout of the old and new cities. Various historical monuments and places of interest are mostly concentrated in the old city, attracting a large number of tourists from abroad every year. The Old Town is located on the west bank of the Vistula River. It is a cluster of majestic and majestic red spire buildings in the Middle Ages. The famous ancient buildings include the former Royal Palace known as the “Polish National Cultural Monument” and the most beautiful and magnificent Baroque building in Warsaw. Base Palace, Lazienki Palace, an outstanding representative of Polish classical architecture, etc.
Venice is the capital of the Veneto region in northern Italy, a world-famous historical and cultural city, and the birthplace of the Venetian school of painting. Its architecture, paintings, sculptures, operas, etc. have an extremely important position and influence in the world. The water city of Venice is the essence of the Renaissance, and it is also the only city in the world without cars. God shed tears here, but made it more crystal clear and tender, just like a romantic dream floating on the blue waves, enjoying “because of water There is the reputation of life, beautiful because of water, and prosperity because of water, and the reputation of “water city”.
In the context of the global epidemic situation is not optimistic and the economy is complex and changeable, the tourism industry is still an industry with stable market demand and a good development momentum in recent years. It has exceeded the global economic average growth rate for 7 consecutive years and has become the fastest growing industry one. With the integration of the global tourism industry and digitalization, the future will gradually achieve leapfrog development, bringing new horizons to the holiday economy and new development opportunities for the digital cultural tourism industry.
The so-called hero sees the same. The heads of CTC and the six new side chains agreed that the future development trend of the cultural and tourism industry will be to integrate blockchain technology into it, which is the need for the in-depth development of the integration of culture and tourism in the new economic environment. By building a new industrial ecological application system through blockchain technology, the cultural tourism industry will accelerate the circulation of assets, empower the growth of the digital economy, and promote the sustainable development of the cultural tourism industry’s digitization, capitalization, and ecologicalization.
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Coffee Journal, an independent South African specialty coffee publication founded in 2026, has launched its new Coffee Map,
Randvaal Meyerton, Gauteng, South Africa, 28th Aug 2026 — Coffee Journal, an independent South African specialty coffee publication founded in 2026, has launched its new Coffee Map, a digital resource designed to help readers discover specialty coffee roasters and cafes across South Africa. The map expands the publication’s mission of documenting the country’s coffee scene by giving coffee drinkers, home brewers and travelers a more practical way to explore businesses by location and category.
According to Coffee Journal, the platform was created to provide a more centralized starting point for people looking to find noteworthy coffee destinations beyond major urban centers. The specialty coffee map already features roasters and cafes from multiple regions, including Sasolburg, Bloemfontein, the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, Gqeberha, George, Dullstroom, Howick, Jeffreys Bay and Hoedspruit. By organizing listings in one place, the tool is intended to make South Africa’s specialty coffee landscape more visible and easier to navigate.
Coffee Journal describes itself as an independent publication that reviews roasters, tests water, publishes brew guides and maintains a transparency-based trust-score system without roaster funding or brand partnerships. That editorial positioning gives the new coffee discovery platform added relevance for readers seeking information from a publication that emphasizes independence rather than paid placement.
“The goal of Coffee Journal has been to build a central home for South Africa’s specialty coffee scene,” said Bibi Burness, founder of Coffee Journal. “The Coffee Map is a practical extension of that work because it helps readers move from reading about coffee culture to actually discovering the cafes and roasters shaping it.”
The map launch comes at a time when specialty coffee communities increasingly rely on digital discovery tools to find local roasters, destination cafes and regional coffee experiences. For South African consumers, that need is especially relevant because standout coffee businesses are often spread across provinces and smaller towns rather than concentrated in a single market. Coffee Journal’s South African coffee guide positions the map as part of a broader effort to make the country’s coffee ecosystem more accessible to both enthusiasts and newcomers.
In its current form, the Coffee Map presents a mix of roasters and cafes in a directory-style format, with individual listing pages available for selected businesses. The tool highlights the diversity of South Africa’s coffee scene, from established roasteries to destination cafes in smaller towns and tourism corridors. That geographic spread may help readers identify new coffee stops for travel, weekend trips and regional exploration, while also increasing visibility for independent operators outside the largest metros.
The launch also supports Coffee Journal’s broader editorial strategy. In addition to the map, the publication offers brew guides and coffee-focused articles intended to help readers learn more about making and understanding coffee. The addition of a map creates a stronger link between education and discovery by giving readers a way to connect written content with real-world coffee experiences.
As an independent platform founded in 2026, Coffee Journal has framed its brand around curiosity, transparency and learning. The publication’s “coffee amateur” perspective, as described on its website, is aimed at documenting the South African specialty coffee scene in an accessible way rather than speaking from a purely industry-insider position. That tone may help the new map appeal to a broad audience that includes casual coffee drinkers, home espresso users and more experienced specialty coffee followers.
Coffee Journal said the Coffee Map is intended to keep evolving as the publication continues documenting the South African coffee landscape. Readers interested in exploring featured cafes and roasters can visit the Coffee Journal website or browse the Coffee Map directly.
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Organization: Coffee Journal
Contact Person: Bibi Burness
Website: https://coffeejournal.co.za/
Email: Send Email
Contact Number: +27729850426
Address:52 The Avenue, Henley on Klip
City: Randvaal Meyerton
State: Gauteng
Country:South Africa
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Coffee Journal, an independent South African specialty coffee publication founded in 2026, has launched its new Coffee Map,
Randvaal Meyerton, Gauteng, South Africa, 28th Aug 2026 — Coffee Journal, an independent South African specialty coffee publication founded in 2026, has launched its new Coffee Map, a digital resource designed to help readers discover specialty coffee roasters and cafes across South Africa. The map expands the publication’s mission of documenting the country’s coffee scene by giving coffee drinkers, home brewers and travelers a more practical way to explore businesses by location and category.
According to Coffee Journal, the platform was created to provide a more centralized starting point for people looking to find noteworthy coffee destinations beyond major urban centers. The specialty coffee map already features roasters and cafes from multiple regions, including Sasolburg, Bloemfontein, the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, Gqeberha, George, Dullstroom, Howick, Jeffreys Bay and Hoedspruit. By organizing listings in one place, the tool is intended to make South Africa’s specialty coffee landscape more visible and easier to navigate.
Coffee Journal describes itself as an independent publication that reviews roasters, tests water, publishes brew guides and maintains a transparency-based trust-score system without roaster funding or brand partnerships. That editorial positioning gives the new coffee discovery platform added relevance for readers seeking information from a publication that emphasizes independence rather than paid placement.
“The goal of Coffee Journal has been to build a central home for South Africa’s specialty coffee scene,” said Bibi Burness, founder of Coffee Journal. “The Coffee Map is a practical extension of that work because it helps readers move from reading about coffee culture to actually discovering the cafes and roasters shaping it.”
The map launch comes at a time when specialty coffee communities increasingly rely on digital discovery tools to find local roasters, destination cafes and regional coffee experiences. For South African consumers, that need is especially relevant because standout coffee businesses are often spread across provinces and smaller towns rather than concentrated in a single market. Coffee Journal’s South African coffee guide positions the map as part of a broader effort to make the country’s coffee ecosystem more accessible to both enthusiasts and newcomers.
In its current form, the Coffee Map presents a mix of roasters and cafes in a directory-style format, with individual listing pages available for selected businesses. The tool highlights the diversity of South Africa’s coffee scene, from established roasteries to destination cafes in smaller towns and tourism corridors. That geographic spread may help readers identify new coffee stops for travel, weekend trips and regional exploration, while also increasing visibility for independent operators outside the largest metros.
The launch also supports Coffee Journal’s broader editorial strategy. In addition to the map, the publication offers brew guides and coffee-focused articles intended to help readers learn more about making and understanding coffee. The addition of a map creates a stronger link between education and discovery by giving readers a way to connect written content with real-world coffee experiences.
As an independent platform founded in 2026, Coffee Journal has framed its brand around curiosity, transparency and learning. The publication’s “coffee amateur” perspective, as described on its website, is aimed at documenting the South African specialty coffee scene in an accessible way rather than speaking from a purely industry-insider position. That tone may help the new map appeal to a broad audience that includes casual coffee drinkers, home espresso users and more experienced specialty coffee followers.
Coffee Journal said the Coffee Map is intended to keep evolving as the publication continues documenting the South African coffee landscape. Readers interested in exploring featured cafes and roasters can visit the Coffee Journal website or browse the Coffee Map directly.
Media Contact
Organization: Coffee Journal
Contact Person: Bibi Burness
Website: https://coffeejournal.co.za/
Email: Send Email
Contact Number: +27729850426
Address:52 The Avenue, Henley on Klip
City: Randvaal Meyerton
State: Gauteng
Country:South Africa
Release id:48572
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Rios Interiors Corporation Receives 2026 IABE Excellence Award for Regional Excellence in Construction.
Rios Interiors Corporation, led by Founder Jonathan Rios, has been named a 2026 IABE Regional Excellence Award winner, recognizing the firm’s leadership in luxury residential and commercial interior renovation across the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area.
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States, 28th Aug 2026 – This award recognizes the firm’s unparalleled contributions to the luxury residential and commercial sectors across the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area.
Founded in 2009 and guided by the visionary leadership of Principal Jonathan Rios, the firm has consistently set the gold standard for complex interior transformations. This prestigious accolade highlights the firm’s unique ability to seamlessly merge rigorous modern construction management with old-world artisan trades.
“This award is a testament to the relentless dedication of our artisans, project managers, and industry partners,” said Jonathan Rios, Founder and Principal of Rios Interiors Corporation. “In a market as demanding as New York City, true luxury is defined by precision, accountability, and an absolute refusal to compromise on quality. We don’t just renovate spaces; we preserve the architectural integrity of this city while elevating it to the highest contemporary standards. We are honored to be recognized as leaders in this space.”
Rios Interiors has long been the contractor of choice for New York’s most discerning clientele, including elite private residences, stringent Manhattan co-op boards, and iconic hospitality destinations such as The Mark Hotel and The Renaissance Hotel. The firm is widely recognized as an industry authority due to its rare, self-performed mastery of specialty finishes—including Venetian plaster, micro-cement, and marble restoration—which allows for absolute quality control and rapid project execution.
The Award selection committee recognized Rios Interiors Corporation for its flawless execution in high-stakes environments, its white-glove site discipline, and its transparent, client-centric governance. By maintaining active, principal-led oversight on every site, Jonathan Rios and his team have redefined what property managers, architects, and homeowners can expect from a luxury contracting partner.
As Rios Interiors Corporation looks toward the future, this regional recognition serves as both a milestone and a foundation for continued expansion and innovation within the luxury design-build space.
You can view the official recognition page here: Rios Interiors Corporation — 2026 IABE Excellence Award Winner
https://internationalbusinessexcellence.com/recipients/rios-interiors-corporation/
About Rios Interiors Corporation:
Rios Interiors Corporation is a top-tier general contracting and interior renovation firm based in New York City. Specializing in high-end residential and Hospitality/commercial fit-outs, the firm is renowned for its in-house artisanal craftsmanship, strict project management, and precise execution in complex urban environments.
For more information, visit https://riosinteriorscorp.com or follow Rios Interiors on https://www.instagram.com/riosinteriorscorp/.
About the International Association for Business Excellence:
The International Association for Business Excellence (IABE) is an independent business recognition organization dedicated to identifying and honoring organizations that demonstrate excellence in operational quality, integrity, and results. Recognition is evaluated against a published five-pillar standard—Digital Presence, Customer Reputation, Operational Standing, Industry Tenure, and Professional Integrity—applied consistently across every industry, from small local businesses to established national and international firms.
Regional Excellence, the tier awarded to Rios Interiors Corporation, recognizes organizations that have demonstrated a sustained, verifiable standard of excellence across their state—a distinction reserved for companies whose reputation and operational standing hold up to scrutiny beyond a single city or market. It stands among IABE’s most meaningful honors, reflecting not just a moment of recognition, but a track record of sustained quality that sets a firm apart within its region.
For more information, visit internationalbusinessexcellence.com.
Our email is Admin@riosinteriorscorp.com
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Contact Person: Charles McDonald
Website: https://internationalbusinessexcellence.com
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Address:2233 Dell Range Blvd Suite 303 1015 Cheyenne, Wyoming 82009
City: Cheyenne
State: Wyoming
Country:United States
Release id:48537
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Rios Interiors Corporation Receives 2026 IABE Excellence Award for Regional Excellence in Construction.
Rios Interiors Corporation Receives 2026 IABE Excellence Award for Regional Excellence in Construction.
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