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UK Foreign Office Issues 'No Travel' Warning For THESE Countries
The UK Foreign Office has issued a 'no travel' advisory for 24 countries, citing security risks and geopolitical tensions. Among the flagged destinations are Afghanistan, Russia, and Syria, with warnings against travel due to volatile situations. Travellers are cautioned that disregarding these advisories could impact their travel insurance and access to consular support. The advisory underscores the evolving complexities of global travel amid ongoing uncertainties.
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Air taxis launched in Dubai; reach anywhere inside the city within 10 minutes!
Dubai has recently launched an innovative air taxi service, marking a significant milestone in urban transportation. This pioneering initiative, spearheaded by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), is set to revolutionize travel within the city. Traveling in the aerial taxis will require a minimum fare of 350 dirhams per person.
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Nepal: Everest climbing season begins; China reopens Tibetan route
As per the latest development, a team of ten Nepali climbers achieved the extraordinary feat of reaching the summit of Mount Everest via its southern approach, a monumental accomplishment that not only marks the first summit of the season, but also paves the way for numerous other climbers with aspirations of conquering the world's tallest peak.
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Are visa decisions made in advance of the interview?
There are numerous unfounded myths and rumors that have been circulating regarding the visa application process. Therefore, it’s essential to debunk these misconceptions for a clearer understanding.
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Thailand shuts down Pling Island due to extensive coral bleaching discovery
In a recent turn of events, Southern Thailand witnessed the closure of an island on Thursday following the alarming discovery of extensive coral bleaching, as announced by the national parks office. Despite being the peak tourist season, Pling Island has remained closed since May 9.
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Israel announces it’s now open for tourism, and all tourist areas are ‘completely safe’
In a significant development, Israel made an announcement on Thursday, declaring itself "now open for tourism." Over the past few months, the region's conflict, with Israel at its epicentre, rendered the country virtually and technically off-limits for tourists.
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AirAsia and Ministry of Transport Malaysia Collaborate to Make Flying Affordable for Students
AirAsia is delighted to uphold its support for the FLYsiswa initiative, offering subsidies for domestic flight tickets to public university students. This dedication coincides with the Ministry of Transport Malaysia’s recent reintroduction of the initiative.
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Dubai residents to fly in air taxis by 2025 end
Dubai residents will be able to fly across the city via air taxis in a few years — and the cost? Dh350 per passenger, a news agency has learn
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Uttarkashi Police issues Char Dham Yatra traffic advisory: 7 important regulations to know
Given the current rush to the Char Dham temples in Uttarakhand, the Uttarkashi Police has issued a Char Dham Yatra traffic advisory. The yatra started on May 10, coinciding with the auspicious occasion of Akshay Tritiya. The routes leading to the temples were packed with thousands of devotees thronging to the Kedarnath shrine
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Heatwave in Thailand: Tourists face water shortage in the famous Koh Phi Phi Islands
In a recent turn of events, tourists visiting the famous Koh Phi Phi Islands in Thailand are being cautioned about a water shortage due to an intense heatwave. These islands became globally hit and prominent holiday spots after being depicted in the Hollywood film The Beach.
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Kedarnath Dham yatra 2024 starts tomorrow: Can you travel without registration?
If you're planning to visit the Kedarnath Dham in Uttarakhand this season, make sure that you have a proper registration for it, or else you will likely be stuck. And what is a bigger mood kill than not being able to visit the dham as you planned?
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Air India to conduct services in AIE's cancelled routes
Air India will conduct services in the cancelled routes of the carrier Air India Express, which is facing staff shortage due to the strike by its cabin crew for the past two days. Air India will offer its services in 20 routes to minimise disruptions. Air India Express on Thursday cancelled 74 flights."We will be operating 292 flights today. We have mobilised all resources and Air India will support us by operating on 20 of our routes.
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Visa-free travel extension can bring more Chinese nationals
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme is expected to gain popularity among Chinese nationals following the extension of visa-free travel between Malaysia and China, says a stakeholder.
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Dallas Storm Disrupts Travel: Flights Delayed, Canceled As Flyers Complain
Numerous flights to and from Dallas, Texas, faced significant delays or cancellations due to severe thunderstorms in the region, impacting operations at both the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and the Dallas Love Field Airport. Meanwhile, as of 6 p.m. EDT, Severe Thunderstorm and Tornado Watches were in place for parts of North and Central Texas. The NWS Fort Worth issued a warning about flash flooding risks.
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Arabian Travel Market 2024 sees 15% year-on-year growth, setting a new show record
More than 46,000 industry professionals from over 160 countries – including 33,500 visitors – attended the 31st edition of Arabian Travel Market (ATM), which concluded today (9 May) in Dubai, UAE.
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Top cheapest countries to travel from India
Top cheapest countries to travel from India Traveling doesn't always have to break the bank. For Indian travellers seeking affordable yet memorable experiences, there exists a number of destinations around the globe that offer incredible value for money. If you are intrigued by now, here’s a curated list of the top cheapest countries to travel from India.
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UK ‘Tourist Tax’ sends tourists flocking to Paris, Milan and Madrid for tax-free shopping
Thousands of tourists who used to come to Britain for tax-free shopping are now visiting stores in Paris, Milan and Madrid after the UK scrapped the incentive in the wake of Brexit. New analysis shows that 162,000 tourists from outside the European Union sought refunds on VAT — a sales tax — exclusively in Britain in 2019. One fifth of those tourists are now claiming rebates in other parts of the EU, where the tax break still applies.
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Akasa Air increases weight limit for pet carriage from 7 kg to 10 kg
In a recent update, Akasa Air has announced an increased weight limit for pet carriage. Their 'Pets on Akasa' policy will now allow the weight of pets in passenger cabins from 7 kg to 10 kg, which is a change driven by customer feedback.
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Air India Express to cancel 40 flights daily until May 13
As per the latest development, the challenges in the Tata Group's airline merger continue to persist without any relief. As reported earlier, the airline faced substantial disruptions when official sources confirmed the cancellations of more than 90 flights since Tuesday night.
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As per the latest development, after letting go of 30 crew members, Air India Express announced the cancellation of 85 flights on Thursday. In response, the airline has assured passengers that if their flights were cancelled or delayed beyond three hours, they could choose between a full refund or rescheduling to a later date without incurring any fees.
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