Maya Bay to close to tourists
One of the world’s most famous beaches, Maya Bay, will be closed to tourists as authorities attempt to reverse decades of damage done to the region’s marine environment.
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Aeroflot Expands Fleet with Four New Airbus A320 family aircraft
Aeroflot has taken delivery of four new Airbus A320 family aircraft, including three A320 airliners and an A321 aircraft.
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Princess Cruises Unveils New Features and Upgrades Onboard Sapphire Princess
Sapphire Princess emerged today from an extensive two-week dry dock in Singapore proudly displaying Princess Cruises’ signature logo on her bow.
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Autograph Collection Hotels Debuts in Manhattan Beach
Autograph Collection Hotels today announced the opening of westdrift Manhattan Beach, ushering in a new era of hospitality set upon 26 acres in the South Bay.
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Carnival Cruise Line Takes Delivery of 26th Ship
In a traditional maritime handover ceremony held earlier today at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy, Carnival Cruise Line officially took delivery of the new 133,500-ton Carnival Horizon, the 26th ship in its fleet.
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Hotel Indigo opens in historic Durham
Hotel Indigo® Durham, an IHG® hotel, has opened in the centre of Durham, promising guests a stay which is truly immersed in the culture and heritage of this historic city.
Sapphire Princess Embarks on Maiden Singapore-Southampton Cruise
Sapphire Princess has embarked on her maiden Singapore to Southampton 38-night voyage following a two-week dry dock in Singapore after the completion of the homeporting season in Singapore.
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Russian Railways Scheduled Additional Trains for Holidays
The Federal Passenger Company, a subsidiary of OJSC Russian Railways, has scheduled 157 additional long-distance trains for the May 2018 holidays.
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The Upscale Tourism Is Gradually Changing
The luxury travel market is growing and diversifying, with an increasing focus on experiential experiences, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
2018’s Best and Worst Cities to Live in
This year, Mercer provides a separate ranking on City Sanitation, which analyses cities’ waste removal and sewage infrastructure, levels of infectious disease, air pollution, water availability and quality
Finland is the happiest country in the world
The World Happiness Report published Wednesday ranked 156 countries by happiness levels, based on factors such as life expectancy, social support and corruption.
The world’s best cities for millennials revealed
The world’s best cities for millennials have been revealed in a new study that looked at factors such as housing affordability, quality of nightlife, the economy, immigration tolerance and youth migration.
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Park Inn by Radisson opens in Katowice, Poland
Park Inn by Radisson announces the opening of a 168-room property in Katowice, Poland.
Brewdog Announces World’s First “beer Hotel” In Scotland
Independent craft brewer, BrewDog, has announced plans to build the world’s first craft beer hotel, and will launch an immersive craft beer hotel & brewery expansion at the brewery’s headquarters in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
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Estonia celebrates its 100th birthday in 2018
You are probably aware that in the year 2018 Estonia will celebrate its centennial. You might also wonder how is this possible, as Estonia was under Soviet Rule from 1944-1991?