This is White Desert’s ultra‑luxury Antarctica camp, and yep: it costs $110,000+ for a week. 🚁 Here’s why people drop that kind of money (and what you actually get): • You fly in on a private charter from Cape Town straight to a blue-ice runway.  • The stay is at one of two remote pods‑camps: Whichaway or the futuristic Echo.  • Only up to 12 guests per trip, super intimate, ultra-exclusive.  • Every pod has floor-to-ceiling windows so you can soak in the lunar-like Antarctic landscape.  • The trip includes gourmet meals, a private chef, and guided adventures, think glacier hikes, ice climbing, and even a visit to Emperor Penguin colonies.  • Despite its luxury, White Desert is committed to sustainability.  Bottom line: It’s not just a trip, it’s a once‑in‑a‑lifetime expedition that blends extreme adventure, high design, and serious isolation. 🌍✨ 📲 Download the FREE @Travly App to book your next trip 🤍 Link in bio to download! #Travel #explore #traveling

Time doesn’t move the way we think it does. Civilizations overlap, ideas collide, and centuries fold into one another — making history feel less like a timeline and more like a loop. Cleopatra lived closer to your iPhone than the pyramids. Oxford existed before the Aztecs. Woolly mammoths still walked the earth when Egypt’s kings were buried in stone. Harvard had graduates before Newton’s laws of motion even existed. And one woman’s lifetime connected slavery, invention, and Hollywood. History isn’t far away. It’s standing right beside you — just wearing a different century. 📚 Sources Cleopatra — British Museum (Bust of Cleopatra VII, EA 1453); Luxor Temple Inscriptions; BBC History Extra: “Cleopatra’s Egypt.” Oxford University & Aztecs — University of Oxford Archives; Encyclopaedia Britannica: “History of Oxford”; Smithsonian Magazine: “Before the Aztecs.” Woolly Mammoths & Pyramids — Natural History Museum (London); Science Magazine Vol 353 (2016): Wrangel Island Extinction Study; National Geographic Archive. Harvard & Newton — Harvard University Archives (1636 Charter); Royal Society Archive: “Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica” (1687).

In response to a video clip circulating on social media, a vehicle driver was arrested after he started driving against the traffic on National Charter Street, without causing any traffic accidents. Information indicated that the person was aged over 60 and suffers from chronic diseases and health conditions. The necessary legal measures have been taken regarding the incident and its perpetrator. #Bahrain #Traffic #GDNOnline

Standard Chartered is forecasting that Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by the end of 2025. Analyst Geoff Kendrick says ETF inflows, rising institutional demand, and macro trends are fueling the momentum. He also projects $120,000 by Q2, and even sees a path to $500,000 by 2028 if adoption continues to grow. The shift of capital from gold and the growing role of sovereign investors are helping drive this bullish scenario. With supply limited and demand accelerating, the bank believes the next bull cycle could break every previous high. Join the free memecoin discord in my bio for alpha 📲

You’ll forget the legroom, but never the view. These are the flights that stay with you. 🌄✈️ . . . . . #flight #bucketlist #travel #emirates #emiratescabincrew #dubai🇦🇪 #dubai #tokyotokyo #paris #nyc #airfrance #qatar #doha #bangkok #london #luxury #visa #luxury #netjets #singapore #singapore🇸🇬 #suites #shower #ethihad #abudhabi #experience #charter

5 Ultra-Luxury Superyachts You Can Charter! #Luxurious #BusinessBulls #Yachts #SuperYachts

In a major policy shift, the Federal Reserve announced on Thursday that it will no longer require state-chartered member banks to notify the central bank before engaging in crypto-asset activities

Standard Chartered’s Geoffrey Kendrick predicts Bitcoin will hit $120K in Q2, urging investors to “buy now” as strategic shifts away from U.S. assets accelerate.