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Adrian casaclang, september 20, 2024.

Dear friends & colleagues

Latin America is now the “hottest” destination for vacation travelers. Whether it is the diversity of cultural attractions amid thousand-years-old history, exotic nature, beautiful beaches that bathe the seaboards, folklore, ecotourism, is a vibrant region, full of color and personality, full of energy thanks to the warmth of the local people. It is a place where traditions meet innovations in daily life.

For those who admire the past they can find magnificent testimonies of ancient civilizations dating back thousands of years. Adventure travelers will be able to climb mountains, enjoy natural beaches, travel the longest rivers, walk on ancient trails, and even observe endangered species in nature reserves.

Our Latin America is a contrast of diversity, forests and deserts, deep ravines and high mountains, thick vegetation in the Amazon jungle, amazing animal, and plant life, unique in the world.

In addition, there will be plenty of opportunity for the most demanding palates to savor the richest variety and quality of Latin cuisine, especially Peruvian cuisine, ranked as the best in the American continent; even to taste the best wines of the region in Argentina and Chile.

Our executives have more than 30 years of experience in the market, are thrilled to offer a unique opportunity that reflects the “best of Latin America”

Our final goal is the satisfaction of our clients; the allowance of creating the perfect experience; ensuring everyone will bring home a sense of warming and relaxation along with cultural enrichment and the most precious memories that will last a lifetime.

Adrian Arie Travel together with Luxury Latin Tours, are proud to be considered one of the Latin Americas leading Travel innovator. Together with the most reputable destination management companies and the finest accommodation available, we have created tours that are perfectly suited to your client’s needs, interest, and flexibility.

Open your imagination; come with us and Discover the magic, essence, living, enchantment, and the taste of Latin America !!!!

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These are the best new science fiction books to read this June 2024

By Alison Flood

There is a wealth of great new science fiction out this June, with all tastes catered for. Want a wild ride to stop a volcano erupting and ending the world? The late Michael Crichton (and his collaborator James Patterson) have it nailed. Want a robot finding his way in the world? Head for Adrian Tchaikovsky and his robot servant Charles. Climate dystopia, poetically rendered? Turn to Roz Dineen.

I am also delighted to see a smattering of space-opera romances, from authors including Emily Hamilton and Rebecca Fraimow – hurrah for some light-heartedness in our sci-fi. That light-heartedness is  exactly what we are currently enjoying at the New Scientist Book Club – sign up , and join us in reading Martha Wells’s wonderful All Systems Red , the first in her Murderbot series.

But back to June, where I have also cunningly managed to shoehorn in a mention of one of my top dystopian reads of all time, the criminally overlooked A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World by C.A. Fletcher.

Eruption by Michael Crichton and James Patterson

Crichton, who gave us novels including Jurassic Park (great fun) and State of Fear (less so), died in 2008. Eruption has thus been finished by the prolific James Patterson, taking a break from his usual collaborations with the likes of former US presidents and Dolly Parton.

The premise: the Big Island of Hawaii is about to be hit by a mega volcanic eruption. Unfortunately for the world, the US military chose to hide some very dangerous substances right by the volcano, and if their containers are broken, we are all going to die.

I have found the book silly but fast-moving and fun so far. Emily H. Wilson, our esteemed sci-fi columnist, was less enamoured (“The only mystery is: will these cardboard-thin characters be successful in their logistical efforts?” she wrote , in her May sci-fi column). Perhaps I am just a sucker for rugged volcanologists battling with lava flows, but I am enjoying this absurd quest to save the world for now.

Service Model by Adrian Tchaikovsky

This is the second book of the year from the prolific Tchaikovsky, after Alien Clay . This time we are following the story of robot servant Charles, who is loyal to a fault until a malfunction causes him to murder his owner, and he sets out into the wider world. Tchaikovsky is an author our sci-fi columnist Emily H. Wilson describes as “a huge talent, writing at the peak of his powers”; she loved this latest.

Our writers pick their favourite science fiction books of all time

We asked New Scientist staff to pick their favourite science fiction books. Here are the results, ranging from 19th-century classics to modern day offerings, and from Octavia E. Butler to Iain M. Banks

The Stars Too Fondly by Emily Hamilton

Four twenty-somethings are investigating an old spaceship when the “stupid dark matter engine” starts on its own, and they find themselves on a one-way trip to Proxima Centauri. This is described as a mix of space odyssey and Sapphic romcom, and it sounds like just the sort of light-hearted read I need to read by the pool. The comparisons being made to the brilliant Becky Chambers are particularly appealing.

Lady Eve’s Last Con by Rebecca Fraimow

More romance among the stars, as Ruth, a hustler on an interstellar cruise line, is out to get revenge on Esteban, the man who broke her sister’s heart. Ruth’s plan is to make Esteban fall in love with her, then break his heart right back. But then Ruth meets Esteban’s older sister Sol…

Any Human Power by Manda Scott

I have enjoyed Manda Scott’s novels ever since I discovered her historical Boudica books; her historical spy thriller A Treachery of Spies won the McIlvanney Prize for the Best Scottish Crime Novel of the Year when I judged it in 2019 (it is excellent). So, I am intrigued by this latest offering from a  multi-talented writer – a “visionary thriller” that weaves together “myth, technology and radical compassion” according to its publisher, set in a world at breaking point, but where change is coming.

Gate to Kagoshima by Poppy Kuroki

As a die-hard fan of Diana Gabaldon’s time-travelling Outlander books, this is going to fill the gap nicely as I wait for book 10 (come on Diana…). It is 2005 and Isla is researching her Japanese ancestors when she travels from Scotland to Kagoshima. There, she is thrown through a strange white gate by a typhoon, and finds herself in 1877. There is romance with a samurai and decisions about whether or not to remain in the past. Honestly, this is right up my Jamie Fraser -loving alley. And the time-travel means we can definitely claim it as sci-fi – after all, time may only be an illusion created by quantum entanglement …

Lord of the Empty Isles by Jules Arbeaux

Five years after Idrian, an interstellar pirate, ordered a death curse (known as a withering) on Remy’s brother, Remy is out for revenge. He orders a withering on Idrian – only for the curse to rebound onto him. The only way Remy can slow the curse down is to be closer to Idrian, so Remy infiltrates Idrian’s crew, only to discover this pirate is in fact bringing supplies to thousands of innocents. Perhaps he is not as bad as he seems.

Briefly Very Beautiful by Roz Dineen

This is the latest in a stream of recent stories set in a world facing apocalypse that home in on how one individual faces catastrophe – think the Jodie Comer film The End We Start From , based on Megan Hunter’s 2017 novel, or (one of my all-time favourites) A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World by C.A. Fletcher. It is a trope I love and, as a mother of three, I am keen to follow the story of how Cass, raising three children alone in a world on fire as her medic husband serves in a war overseas, sets off from the city for a place of greater safety.

The Cautious Traveller’s Guide to The Wastelands by Sarah Brooks

At the end of the 19 th century, in a version of our world that is filled with marvels, the only thing that can cross the terrible Wastelands which lie between Beijing and Moscow is the Great Trans-Siberian Express. As a disparate crew step aboard for the journey, something uncontrollable is trying to break in. This is pitched as historical fantasy, but it is also being compared to a “steampunk Solaris ” and a “steampunk Piranesi ” by early readers, so I think there will be plenty here for sci-fi fans to enjoy.

We Speak Through the Mountain by Premee Mohamed

In this follow-up to Mohamed’s The Annual Migration of Clouds , 19-year-old Reid is travelling through Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, which are ravaged by the climate crisis, as she heads for safety at the fictional Howse University. But when she reaches one of the “domes” – the only places where pre-collapse society survives – she discovers that the inhabitants are holding back resources from the rest of humanity.

The Bound Worlds by Megan E.O’Keefe

This is the conclusion to O’Keefe’s Devoured Worlds space-opera trilogy, and her characters Naira and Tarquin have found a new home on Seventh Cradle. Unfortunately for them, Naira is seeing visions of a terrible future, while Tarquin discovers a plot to end the universe.

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Strategically located in Jumeirah Village Circle, our hotel epitomises urban resort living in the vibrant heart of Dubai. This unique destination offers a seamless blend of city excitement and serene beachside relaxation, just minutes away from Soluna Restaurants and Beach Club on the iconic Palm Jumeirah. Here, you become part of a thriving, sustainable community, enjoying our large pool, exquisite dining options, and a calming spa to ensure a comfortable and memorable stay.

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Sources: Dan Hurley, Lakers met Friday about coaching job

UConn coach Dan Hurley traveled to Southern California for a Friday meeting with Los Angeles Lakers vice president of basketball operations Rob Pelinka and owner Jeanie Buss -- with the organization eager to close on a deal to hire the two-time national championship coach, sources told ESPN on Thursday.

The Lakers' pursuit of Hurley to become the franchise's next coach has accelerated and the sides are already discussing the contractual parameters of a potential deal that would be significant in its length and salary, sources said.

Hurley has not made a decision about exiting UConn for the NBA, but there is momentum in these discussions, sources said. He informed UConn's administration Wednesday of his interest in talking to the Lakers -- and his players of the talks on Thursday, sources said.

UConn has won back-to-back NCAA titles -- including a record 12 straight double-digit tournament victories -- and has a top-five team returning next season.

Hurley has been at the forefront of the Lakers' search from the beginning of the process, even while the organization has done its due diligence interviewing several other candidates, sources said. Only New Orleans Pelicans assistant James Borrego had two in-person interviews in Los Angeles, sources said.

Pelinka and Buss are eager to formally discuss with Hurley their vision of marrying his dominant program -- built upon his tactical acumen and elite player development -- with the storied Lakers brand, sources said.

Hurley, 51, has often described his ambition to one day coach in the NBA and has expressed to the Lakers a desire to explore the full picture of a partnership with one of basketball's winningest franchises, sources said.

The pursuit of Hurley comes on the 20th anniversary of the Lakers trying to hire Duke 's Mike Krzyzewski to a record-breaking contract in 2004. Krzyzewski elected to remain at Duke, but the climate has dramatically changed in college athletics, and the demands of NIL fundraising for non-power-football schools such as UConn are an especially relentless grind -- and expected to become even more difficult.

As for the Lakers' stars, LeBron James has been impressed with Hurley's sophisticated offensive actions, and assuming he returns to Los Angeles in free agency, the possibility of using the 55th overall draft pick on USC freshman guard Bronny James makes Hurley an even more intriguing candidate. If that happens, James gets a chance to play with his son and the benefit of Hurley and his staff becoming responsible for Bronny's pro development.

In a social media post in April responding to a podcast interview with JJ Redick, James posted on X about Hurley: "He's so DAMN GOOD!!! Along with his staff. Super creative with their [offense]! Love it."

The Lakers have been committed to making All-NBA forward Anthony Davis a significant part of the conversation on the next head coach and want to make sure that he is aligned with how a new coach plans to feature him on offense and defense, sources said.

Los Angeles has proceeded with conversations with other candidates over the past few weeks, but the potential of landing Hurley has been the focus of the search, sources said.

Part of the allure of Hurley traces back to the changing landscape of NBA roster building under the collective bargaining agreement. Because of the roster-building limitations of the new second apron, the ability of big-market teams to construct contending rosters by trading multiple draft picks and young players for a third star player has largely been eliminated. Beyond the 17th overall pick in the June draft, the Lakers have a young core of Austin Reaves , Rui Hachimura and Max Christie that management believes could show even greater improvement under Hurley's coaching, sources said.

After historically dominant back-to-back national title seasons, Hurley has emerged as the most coveted coach in the sport -- and the possibility of him leaving UConn and the Big East for the Lakers has massive implications for college basketball and the NBA. Hurley has constructed a juggernaut that has lapped the sport, culminating with the NCAA's first repeat champion in 17 years and a performance that produced the biggest point differential in tournament history at 140 points.

The possibility of UConn winning a third straight title does loom with the return of a preseason top-five team, but the Huskies did lose two lottery picks (center Donovan Clingan and guard Stephon Castle ) and a first-team All-American point guard ( Tristan Newton ) to the NBA draft.

The Lakers dismissed coach Darvin Ham after a first-round exit in the Western Conference playoffs. Ham was 94-70 in two seasons, including a trip to the Western Conference finals in 2023.

Hurley is 141-58 (.709) in six seasons as UConn coach. The son of Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame coach Bob Hurley Sr. -- whom Hurley played for at famed St. Anthony High School of Jersey City, New Jersey -- Dan Hurley spent nine years as a high school coach at St. Benedict's Prep before rapidly rebuilding college programs at Wagner and Rhode Island . His older brother, Bobby, is the head coach at Arizona State .