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Walk Japan strengthens Tokyo presence, plans new walking tours

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Goa’s Mopa Airport Welcomes Its First Kazakhstan Charter Flight With 177 Tourists

Digi Yatra begins international passenger trials at seven Indian airports

Digi Yatra has begun trials to extend its contactless passenger processing platform to eligible international departures at seven Indian airports. The three-month programme, running from October to December 2026, covers Indian nationals with e-passports flying internationally on Air India and IndiGo. Passenger feedback will inform plans for a wider rollout in 2027.

Mangaluru to Ras Al Khaimah Direct Flights: Schedule & Timings

Easier visas draw Indian travellers, but Japan and Europe show experiences still matter

India-China visa update: What changes for Indian passport holders?

‘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...

Radisson’s First Net Zero Hotel in Africa Signals Shift From Leased to Managed Properties 

Radisson’s net zero push is moving from hotels it leases to hotels it manages. In South Africa, the hardest part wasn’t the building investments but buying the necessary renewable power.

Cloud 7 Hotel The Forest opens in Shimla as Kerten Hospitality targets 1,000 keys in India

Visa delays cut Latin American arrivals by up to 30%, minister eyes visa-free entry

UAE flight status Oct 27: Cancellations, delays, Saudi route disruptions and winter travel updates