Tourist Ban for Indian Islands »
The Indian government has placed a ban on tourism in two of its islands over fears of locals catching diseases. A buffer zone has been implemented around the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in an attempt to increase safety for the threatened Jarawa tribe. An expensive beach resort has also been closed in an attempt to [...]
Malaysian Airlines Travel Fair 2010 »
The Malaysia Airlines Travel Fair (MATF’10) is back again this year much to the delight of travel enthusiast around the world. This year travelers can get up to 75% discounts on airfares and great deals to 49 destinations around the world. 2010 will be the seventh year the MATF is running.
Western World Advises Travelers to Stay Away From India »
The western world has issued a warning to all travellers heading to India in the immediate future after Saturday’s blasts at a popular tourist location in Pune. The UK, US and Australia have all renewed their travel advisories against India, and encouraged tourists to stay away from the area until the drama has settled down.
Singapore Tourism Surge Predicted in 2010 »
Singapore has reacted to calls that their tourism will skyrocket in 2010, with the opening of two new major travel resorts. Resorts World Sentosa and Marina Bay Sands have both recently opened in the Asian Country to aid its expected influx in tourists over the next year.
Some bag fees waived on U.S.-bound flights due to new rules »
Canadian airports are scrambling to accommodate new U.S. security measures, and several airlines have changed their checked-bag …
TSA: U.S.-bound flights face more screening »
The Transportation Security Administration says passengers flying into the United States from certain countries will be subject …
North Carolina skiers revel in snow blast »
The Blue Ridge Mountains are dressed in winter white from an early snowstorm. The ski resorts and snow guns are going full bore.
Airport security ‘to be tightened’ »
Gordon Brown has signalled a major tightening of security at UK airports, insisting it was “essential” to respond to new terrorist threats.
Bizarre breakdown service requests »
Providing clothes for a nudist and removing a spider from a car dashboard are just some of the unusual calls made by motorists to breakdown services in the last 12 months.
More people book holidays at work »
The number of people booking holidays online while at work is on the rise, according to a survey.