British Airways will resume Dubai flights on November 3, 2026, but the UK carrier will return with a much smaller UAE operation. The airline plans one daily London-Dubai service during winter, rising…
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Ankita Khan
Work in the company: Travel and Tour World
Blogs
Africa’s tourism market is expanding, yet cross-border movement remains uneven. The latest Africa Visa Openness Index shows only 28.2% of intra-African travel scenarios were visa-free in 2025,…
For travellers with the means to explore almost anywhere, the urge to keep moving is losing some of its appeal. A growing travel mindset now places greater value on returning to favourite places,…
Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand are entering a more revealing phase of the regional tourism contest. International arrivals remain important, but tourism receipts, visitor expenditure and length of…
Reviews
When it comes to planning trips abroad, Indian travellers often face overwhelming hurdles, especially when it comes to visiting a popular destination like Thailand. From navigating a maze of travel…
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Qatar Balloon Festival 2026 Targets December Travel Boom With Ten Days of Spectacular Night Glows
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The Qatar Balloon Festival 2026 is scheduled provisionally for 10–19 December, promising ten days of colourful hot-air balloons, special-shaped aircraft and illuminated Night Glows. The seventh…
Boston Logan Launches Voice of Logan Audition as Massachusetts Residents Compete to Welcome Global Travellers
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Boston Logan International Airport has opened a statewide search for its next airport announcement voice, inviting Massachusetts residents to audition for a distinctive passenger-facing role. The …
Bournville and Bruges Join Europe’s Heritage Circuit as Chocolate Tourism Turns Cocoa History Into Major Attractions
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Bournville, Birmingham, is joining a wider European movement that turns chocolate heritage into compelling travel experiences. From Cadbury World and Bournville Village to museums in Bruges, Brussels,…
Abu Dhabi and Maldives Emerge Alongside Luxury Rivals as Coastal Tourism Pursues Higher-Value Travel
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The luxury coastal tourism market is entering a more sophisticated phase, with destinations chasing value rather than arrivals alone. Abu Dhabi, Maldives, Mauritius, Seychelles and Oman are developing…
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