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Visa & RulesUS suspends visa-free travel program for Chinese visitors to Northern Mariana Islands
World TravelEurope to remain the ‘powerhouse’ of global travel for the next decade, new report predicts
World TravelCOMMENTARY: One billion children face violence each year. Travel companies can help change that, says World Travel & Tourism Council
Hotels & StaysTKO’s CEO Makes Case for $2 Billion Bid on Service Properties’ Hotels
TKO wants to buy a hotel portfolio roughly four times the size of its own. Service Properties Trust hasn't responded. TKO CEO Jim Koehler believes renovations will boost performance.
DestinationsAssam’s Chirang ramps up border readiness ahead of Bhutan’s Project 108 on Nov 1
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Airlines & AirportsFlyArystan Launches Astana-Yining Route, Becomes Xinjiang’s Largest Foreign Airline
DestinationsWalk Japan strengthens Tokyo presence, plans new walking tours
World Travel7 big challenges in the travel industry right now
Airlines & AirportsMangaluru to Ras Al Khaimah Direct Flights: Schedule & Timings
World Travel‘The view from the Mournes was CS Lewis’s idea of Narnia’: how Northern Ireland inspired a magical kingdom
Ahead of Netflix’s Chronicles of Narnia dropping early next year, we discover the fantastical landscapes that fired the Belfast-born author’s imagination On the gable walls of the tough, working-class streets of east Belfast, the mystical beasts of Narnia vie for brick space with balaclava-wearing loyalists. The murals of the city have long projected the power of paramilitaries, but in recent years they have also begun to reflect the more positive contributions made by other local people, including the author CS Lewis. Lewis was born in Dundela in 1898 in an attractive terrace house that has sadly since been demolished to be replaced by rather unattractive flats. But elsewhere in this part of the city, the Lewis connection is being built on and celebrated. CS Lewis Square is in the Holywood Arches neighbourhood and has a short walking trail featuring metal sculptures of Mr and Mrs Beaver, Mr Tumnus and other beloved characters from The Chronicles of Narnia. The centrepiece is a gigantic Aslan, towering over all from atop a circular mound. Continue reading...
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