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Heathrow Jan, 01 2010 - Mar, 31 2010 Royal Air Maroc £ 219
Heathrow Apr, 01 2010 - Apr, 15 2010 Royal Air Maroc £ 249
Heathrow Jan, 01 2010 - Jun, 30 2010 TAP-Air Portugal £ 339
Heathrow Jan, 01 2010 - Jun, 20 2010 SN Brussels Airlines £ 449
Manchester Jan, 14 2010 - Jun, 20 2010 SN Brussels Airlines £ 449
Heathrow Jun, 21 2010 - Aug, 31 2010 SN Brussels Airlines £ 719
 
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Travel Guide for Banjul, Gambia

Banjul is the largest city in and capital of Gambia. The city is on an island, which has constrained its size - population is only 40,000. Consequently much of the population now is based on the mainland between the airport and the city. The main tourist and business centres are around Bakau, Fajara, Kotu and Serrekunda.

Banjul has become very popular as a package holiday destination with British and other European visitors. Travel company 'The Gambia Experience' has been the market leader, but other operators are increasing their offerings too.

When looking at the map, Gambia is overshadowed by Senegal on most sides except for its western side where the Atlantic Ocean is its neighbour. Banjul is a seaport town that is located on St Mary’s Island, just before the mouth of the Gambia River. It was founded by the British in 1816 and is at present the capital of Gambia.

This is where the main hub of economic activities takes place and where the headquarters of the peanut and fishing industries are located, two of Gambia’s important products. The markets, where various crafts and jewellery are sold, and the harbour with all its fishing vessels make a pleasant sight. The African Heritage museum has a collection of African art that various according to the visitor’s wallets. Visitors can buy the works of art, hereby contributing to both a dynamic exhibition and support of the local artists.

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