Over the past ten days, airlines have been a key component of the relief operations in Maui. In addition to other actions, airlines increased flight service in the days following the fire to aid in the evacuation, occasionally to locations outside of their normal Maui network. Airlines have been essential in getting supplies and aid […]
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An official announced that soon visitors to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands will be able to rent luxurious caravans in remote areas of the archipelago. The ‘caravan’ will be air-conditioned and have plush bunk beds, a lounge space with mood lighting, recliners and fold-away tables and chairs, a chic kitchenette, a bathroom, and power backup.
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The first group of Bangladeshi visitors has arrived in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, as part of efforts to promote travel to the Himalayan country. About 200 persons make up the first group of visitors, who were greeted by tourism officials at Tribhuvan International Airport while traditional musical instruments were being played in the distance.
For the first-ever AlUla World Archaeology Summit, the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) is bringing together world leaders from the domains of archaeology, cultural heritage, media, innovation, entrepreneurship, and more. This invitation-only conference will take place from September 13–15 at Maraya in AlUla will include panels and open discussions focused on expanding the discipline of
A well-liked Cove UK-owned and -operated vacation park in the Scottish Borders has announced a number of significant luxury enhancements, including architecturally-designed lodging, communal areas, a new bar, and an owners’ lounge. The improvements, which honor the area’s past and current natural beauty, are a part of an ongoing £8 million investment by Cove UK
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With the announcement of a new direct service to Denver, Colorado, and the resumption of the Minneapolis-St. Paul route, both departing from Dublin as part of its summer 2024 program, Aer Lingus plans to significantly broaden its North American network. The additional Aer Lingus routes will increase the overall number of routes operating between Ireland
The number of screening zones has expanded at Moscow Domodedovo Airport. Two additional entrance groups, which are situated in the T2 section of the passenger terminal and are intended to accommodate foreign aircraft, are now available to air harbor patrons and guests. In T2, a multi-level service system has been put in place to allow
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DidaTravel, a tech-driven international travel agency, reports that bookings for hotels worldwide for the summer season (June 1 to August 31) have already surpassed 2019 levels by an astonishing 93% over the same period in 2019. This sharp increase in reservations denotes Dida’s international expansion and growth as well as the robust rebound of the
TUI is exploring the possibility of generative artificial intelligence (AI) by integrating ChatGPT into its smartphone app. An initial trial has been launched on the TUI app in the UK, capping off what three TUI tech engineers and the app product teams first started as a tech experiment. Customers who use the new feature receive
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Havila Pollux, the final vessel in the Havila Voyages fleet, arrived in Norway early on Thursday morning from the Tersan shipyard in Turkey. A short while later, she anchored next to Havila Polaris, her sister ship. Havila Pollux arrived at Bergen early on Thursday morning, just over a day after her sister ship Havila Polaris.
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