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Dubai Announces Start of Construction on World’s Largest Airport
Dubai’s ruler and Prime Minister of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, today made a big announcement on social media platform X, declaring his approval of new passenger terminals at Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), situated about 28 miles outside of Dubai. Construction is set to begin immediately.
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Chennai Airport’s Commitment to Sustainability Shows with More Electric Carts
Chennai Airport to enhance passenger transit with 13 new electric carts, adding to the existing fleet for improved connectivity and comfort.
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Over 280,000 visitors flock to Sikkim this year
Sikkim is experiencing an unprecedented surge in tourist arrivals in 2024. According to official data released by the Tourism and Civil Aviation Department, Sikkim has welcomed an astonishing 290,401 tourists in the first quarter of the year, up to March 31, 2024. Among these, 256,537 were domestic tourists, while 30,864 arrived from foreign countries.
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Uttarakhand: Forest fire in Nainital; Naini Lake boating halted
A raging forest fire in Uttarakhand has escalated to alarming proportions, with flames reaching Nainital's prestigious High Court Colony. The unfolding crisis has prompted the Nainital administration to mount a concerted effort to contain the blaze, calling upon both forest department employees and army personnel for assistance. Helicopters stand ready to join the firefighting operation should the situation deteriorate further.
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Saudi Arabia grants Umrah pilgrimage access to all visa holders
As per the latest development, Saudi Arabia has announced that those holding any type of visa can now perform Umrah, the minor pilgrimage, at the Grand Mosque in Makkah.
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Traffic diversion at Chennai's Madley Junction from April 27
CHENNAI: Due to the construction of a flyover at Madley Junction, the following traffic diversions will be implemented from Saturday to April 26, 2025.
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Day trips to Kashmir’s border towns, Gurez and Keran
Kashmir was once known for its spirituality — and not for Pakistani militants and infiltrators as in the 90s. It was fertile ground for spiritual movements, be it the Buddhist, Shaivite and Sufi Islamic traditions, during the medieval ages. They knitted the secular culture called Kashmiriyat that preached brotherhood and peace, and which was lost after Partition.
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Add these 8 destination dupes to your travel bucketlist for the summer
Dupes have taken many an industry by storm, whether that was the Uniqlo banana bag or Charlotte Tilbury’s Pillowtalk. And now it’s the travel industry’s turn. Enter the world of destination dupes – the travel trend taking summer 2024 by storm.
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France air travel update: Flight operations hit in Paris despite strike cancellation
Paris air travel chaos continues as passengers to and from the French capital face flight disruptions despite strike cancellation
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Top 5 Hill Stations That Are Accessible Via Flights
With the sun shining bright above and visible tan marks on almost every familiar face, an escape to snowy peaks surely seems like a sweet dream. So what’s stopping you? Afraid of motion sickness? Who says that a vacation to the mountains has to be a road trip? We all know that hill stations have always acted as a respite from the hustle and bustle of the city and of course the rising temperature.
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Mount Fuji view to be blocked amid tourist overcrowding
Japanese authorities, fed up with the disruptive behaviour of poorly behaved foreign tourists at a popular photo spot with views of Mount Fuji, are taking action. They plan to install a massive barrier to block the view, aiming to deter crowds from gathering in the area. The barrier will be a 2.5-meter (8ft) high mesh net, stretching the length of a cricket pitch at 20 meters. Construction is set to begin as early as next week, as confirmed by an official from Fujikawaguchiko town.
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New Schengen Visa rules: Know changes in travel, insurance trends; senior citizens visiting Europe.
New Schengen Visa rules have resulted in a doubling of Europe-bound senior citizens, a survey by insurance broker Policybazaar.com revealed.
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Venice implements day-trip entry fee to tackle overtourism; when it is starting and how much
Starting this week, Venice will be introducing a pioneering initiative: charging day trippers for entry, a first of its kind globally. This measure is aimed at addressing the challenges posed by mass tourism, which has been inundating the city and straining its infrastructure. By implementing entry fees, Venice hopes to alleviate the pressure and preserve its unique heritage and environment for future generations.
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Lack of senior pilots threatens airlines’ profitability: Sky One
The shortage of senior pilots poses a significant challenge for India’s civil aviation sector, potentially impacting operations, fleet expansion plans, and profitability, according to Jaideep Mirchandani, Chairman, Sky One. On World Pilots Day, Mirchandani highlighted the looming challenges if the demand-supply gap in pilots widens further.
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Hong Kong launches one-day unlimited ride bus pass for travellers
KMB rolls out single-day unlimited ride bus pass for tourists Travellers can purchase the all-day pass via KMB’s ‘App1933’ mobile application. Alternatively, the pass is also available at any of the 19 designated sales points across the city including the airport, Lok Ma Chau bus station, and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge bus terminus.
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BEST INDIAN DESTINATIONS FOR A FAMILY HOLIDAY THIS SUMMER
Best Indian destinations for a family holiday this summer Summer holidays with family in India are not only a time of bonding, but also for adventure and exploration.
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Explore romance on budget: Top 5 affordable honeymoon destinations outside India
Marriage is a beautiful commitment between two people, celebrated with rituals and festivities. A wedding is not complete without a honeymoon, an unforgettable and beautiful experience that strengthens your bond with your partner. The most cherished time to spend with the better half is a honeymoon, and sure, it must be the best experience that they witness. While the planning can be exciting, keeping the immersive experiences within budgets becomes a bit cumbersome.
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One of the UK's 'best hidden beaches' has incredible views and features in multiple films
Tucked away in East Sussex is a quiet pebble beach which has been described as one of the "best hidden beaches" in the UK despite having starred in multiple films due to its incredible views. The beach was included in the top 10 best hidden beaches in the UK compiled by Sykes Holiday Cottages, who describe it as "one of those secret beaches where you can simply immerse yourself in the area’s rich history".
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May train strikes: How will the next rail drivers’ walk-out affect passengers?
National rail strikes by train drivers will enter a third summer with a series of “rolling” walk-outs, one region at a time, during May.
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Airlines now required to offer cash refunds for canceled flights, delays and luggage woes
HOUSTON – Airlines will now be forced to offer full refunds for flights that don’t get off the ground or are delayed, among other issues.
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