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TTN is the leading trade publication for the travel and tourism industry in the Middle East, with a history of over 45 years*. It reaches out to travel professionals, from travel advisors to airline and hotel staff, who want to stay updated on the latest news and trends in the region and beyond.TTN is published by Al Hilal Publishing and Marketing Group, the region’s top trade publisher, in a colourful and eye-catching tabloid format. It covers a wide range of topics, such as travel-related news, analysis, new appointments, exhibitions, marketing and promotional campaigns, and more. It also features regional and international news and stories that interest readers.TTN has both printed and online editions, as well as a daily email newsletter that subscribers receive. This ensures a high and diverse readership profile for TTN.*TTN started as Gulf Travel Magazine in June 1979.
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Kimberley Thomson

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Sreekrishna Bhat

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Rashi Sen

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Cobod’s 3D printing helps restore marine biodiversity in Danish harbours

Austrian group Cobod s 3D construction printing technology is helping restore marine biodiversity in Danish harbors by enabling large-scale deployment of artificial reef modules. In partnership with StoneReefs (part of 3DCP Group) the custom-designed modules are printed on a Cobod BOD2 3D Construction printer and are installed in several harbours across Denmark with more locations to follow. Crew installs 3D printed StoneReefs modules on a steel sheet piling quay wall. The modules fit within the wall indentations adding underwater habitat without interrupting daily harbour operations. The Danish group said BOD2 printer enables custom reef-textured modules that integrate seamlessly into quay sheet pile walls without disrupting port operations Modern ports rely on vertical steel sheet pile walls that are efficient for docking but harsh on...

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