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Oman Sees 11% Rise In Indian Tourist Arrivals In 2025

Denmark To Expand Work Immigration Options In 2027, India Among Eligible Countries

Delta Air Lines Slashes 4 More Routes From New York & Las Vegas This Winter

He wasn’t cut out for space travel. He explored Antarctica instead.

Air Canada adds new A321XLR routes to Europe, including daily Heathrow flight

Digital Journey: Technology trends transforming the travel and hospitality industry

U.S. airlines return to Israel as foreign carriers rebuild flight capacity

Middle East flights: Which airlines are flying and which remain suspended?

I switched from duffel bags to trolley bags, and there’s no going back; my insights after 12 years of non-stop travel

I switched from duffel bags to cabin trolleys for easier airport travel, better laptop storage, organised packing and less shoulder strain.

‘Fabulous museums and no queues’: five of the best under-the-radar city breaks in Europe

From the Renaissance treasures of Parma to offbeat creativity in Nantes, these cities offer world-class art, great food and a laid-back alternative to Europe’s hotspots As dilemmas go, it’s an unusual one: saddle up a giant squid or board a submersible for a voyage to the bottom of the ocean. In the end, I find myself drawn to a fierce-looking merhorse and tentatively take the reins. High above, my daughter glides by on a flying fish, metallic fins flapping, while her Dad is battling stormy seas at the helm of a huge conch shell. A ride on the Carrousel des Mondes Marins (marine worlds carousel) – a three-storey steampunk merry-go-round inspired by Jules Verne’s novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea – is one of the highlights of a visit to Nantes. A surreal fairground ride, a work of art and a homage to the city’s most famous son. It’s also a lot of fun. Continue reading...

UAE, Sri Lanka explore stronger investment, tourism ties

Tourist complaints in S. Korea hit record high amid travel boom