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Checking up on Scandinavians in Thailand

Checked up on Scandinavians in Pattaya Norway’s ambassador to Thailand checked up on Pattaya’s efforts to care for hundreds of Scandinavian expats left in the...

Denmark killing all mink

The Danish government, worried about the mutation of the coronavirus, decided to destroy all minks in the country. Such fate awaits about 17 million...

Global air down 60 %

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the airline industry, as countries worldwide shut down borders and limited travel to control the...

Qatar to use IATA travel pass

Qatar Airways announced its target to become the first airline to begin trialing the innovative new IATA Travel Pass ‘Digital Passport’ mobile app. But it is...

Finland happiest country

For the past three years in a row, Finland has elbowed out the competition to nab the title of world's happiest country, according to the...

Icelandair opens Iceland

Airlines will soon be ramping up their service between the U.S. and Iceland. The moves follow Iceland's recent decision to open its borders to vaccinated travelers. Icelandair,...

Travelport goes to one system

  Travelport for years has run three systems — Worldspan, Galileo, and Apollo — for airlines to distribute plane tickets to travel agencies. But the UK-based...

Norwegian has completed the reconstruction processes

Norwegian marks that the company has completed the reconstruction processes that were initiated in November 2020, and the company can now look ahead. Following...

Have we forgotten the Religious Tourism?

Prior to the pandemic, religious tourism was big business, destined only to get bigger. But not even the pious are exempt from its clutches,...

Australia announces target to COVID-19 freedom

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that a national COVID-19 vaccination target of 80% will be required for Australia to reopen and remove crippling...
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Emirates continues upgrading their fleet

Originally, Emirates planned to upgrade 120 aircrafts with new cabins. Now, this has been expanded to a total of 191 aircrafts.  Emirates is undertaking a...

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