France’s national railway operator SNCF has withdrawn a controversial dress code guide for employees working on high-speed TGV trains following strong criticism from trade unions. The dispute erupted after staff received an internal document titled “Elegance Guide for TGV,” […]
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Flights have resumed in a limited capacity at Dubai International Airport after operations were temporarily suspended following a drone strike that hit a fuel tank near the airport, causing a fire. Airport authorities halted air traffic on Monday as
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Brazilian airline GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes is entering the long-haul market for the first time with the introduction of the Airbus A330neo, announcing new routes to Lisbon, Paris and Orlando as part of a major international expansion. The low-cost
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Formula 1 has confirmed the cancellation of the 2026 races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to affect major international sporting events. The decision removes the two April races from the
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Dalata Hotel Group is continuing its expansion in the UK capital with plans to open a new Maldron-branded property in Kensington by 2029, marking the group’s seventh hotel in London. The upcoming Maldron Hotel Kensington will feature 370 bedrooms
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Authorities in Hawaii have temporarily closed sections of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and part of a major highway after a new eruption phase of Kīlauea sent lava fountains hundreds of metres into the air. The eruption produced dramatic lava
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Passenger rail travel between North Korea and China has resumed after a six-year suspension, marking the reopening of one of the most important transport links between the two countries. Tickets for the first train connecting Beijing and Pyongyang have
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Pilots at Lufthansa, Germany’s largest airline, began a two-day strike on the morning of March 12, 2026, triggering flight disruptions across the country’s major aviation hubs. The industrial action is expected to affect operations at the airline’s key airports,
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Escalating tensions in the Middle East are beginning to influence international travel patterns, as disruptions to aviation routes and declining perceptions of safety affect the region’s tourism outlook. Growing instability has already forced the temporary closure of two major
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The extended ranking of Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants for 2026 has been released, revealing the restaurants placed between 51 and 100 ahead of the main awards ceremony in Hong Kong. Sponsored by S.Pellegrino and Acqua Panna, the list highlights
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U.S. federal authorities have warned law enforcement agencies in California about a potential retaliatory threat from Iran involving unmanned aerial vehicles launched toward the American West Coast. According to an alert reviewed by ABC News, the Federal Bureau of
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Extreme weather sweeping across the United States is causing significant disruption to air travel, with hundreds of flights cancelled and thousands delayed as severe storms move across the country. Airlines and airports across several regions are facing operational challenges
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The United States is experiencing a series of extreme weather events this week, with record-breaking heat in the western states, destructive tornadoes across parts of the Midwest, and powerful storms moving toward the East Coast. Meteorologists say the unusual
The city of Helsinki has extended an official and unusually personal invitation to actress and cultural icon Pamela Anderson, encouraging her to reconnect with her Finnish heritage and, if she wishes, reclaim her ancestral family name, Hyytiäinen. The invitation
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The escalating conflict involving Iran is already costing the Middle East’s travel and tourism sector at least $600 million per day in international visitor spending, according to new estimates from the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). The organisation
