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Grenada's Spicemas drew 11,299 arrivals in August 2026, up 20% year on year. What the carnival offers and why...
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Okinawa's new governor Genta Koja backs the US base relocation and wants economic growth. What his win means f...
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Okinawa's new governor wants to double incomes — with tourism at the centre of the plan
Okinawa elects Genta Koja, its first pro-relocation governor in 12 years, pledging to double incomes through t...
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