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Jamaica airport named after 007 author

Jamaica has opened a new international airport named after Ian Fleming, the author of the James Bond novels, who wrote his tales of espionage and intrigue while living on the Caribbean island.

Remembering Martin Luther King Jr

As the United States observes the 25th Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, world has immemorial incidences of non-violence movements to look back to, which curbed exploitation and discrimination on the basis of race, caste, color, creed and more, prevalent in the then civil societies.

Key facts to ponder before heading to Brisbane

While environmentalists fear destruction of marine life and the Great Barrier Reef due to floods, here’s a fact sheet about traveling in Queensland, weather condition, information on operational airports and affected areas to avoid while in Brisbane

New York Snow: Key facts to know

As the New York City faces season's third winter storm in less than three weeks, here are some key facts on weather conditions, flight delays, cancellations and more.

Hudson River splashdown aircraft lands in museum

The U.S. Airways jet that hit headlines for its miraculous emergency landing on Husdson River off New York City in 2009 will be a permanent exhibit at Carolinas Aviation Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina, which was the destination of the flight on the day of incidence.

Goa tourism hit by hike in airfares

Widely known for its raving parties around this time of year, Goa witnessed a decline in tourism over the last two years due to various factors such as the Mumbai terror attacks, global economic downturn, stringent visa regulations and heightened security issues of foreign tourists. Travel industry experts feel that hiking bus and airfares “irrationally” can also affect arrivals.

Air India gets $267 million government bailout

Air India, the largest airline of India that recorded an operational profit of about $4.9 million in November 2010, has been approved for a bailout with an infusion of $267 million by the Cabinet Committee for Economic Affairs (CCEA) of the country.

Russia bans all Tu-154B aircrafts following explosion aboard

Following the explosion onboard Russian aircraft Tu-154B in Serbia on Saturday, the country’s Federal Transport Overseeing Service, Rostransnadzor, has asked airlines to ban services of the passenger jet until the causes of the explosion are known.

Tiffany major glass works go on permanent display in Florida museum

Visitors to Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, Florida will get a chance to admire one of the last, major artworks of American artist Louis Comfort Tiffany, known for his leaded glass works, as the museum will put out the artist’s works on permanent display next month.

American Airlines taken off from Expedia

Expedia, one of the two online travel agencies in feud with American Airlines, has removed fare details of American Airlines flights from its site, escalating the dispute between the airline and the travel site.

Angola banks on 'fish' to save tourism

Angola is hoping to get back on the world’s tourism map with Tarpons – a fish majorly found in Atlantic waters known for their fighting abilities and large size.

A New Year’s Eve nowhere else, but in Goa

Amidst tightened security, as happening events by the beach side will usher in the New Year in this state on western coast of India, here’s a list of attractions you must look forward to while in Goa on New Year’s Eve

Belgium relaxes travel advisory for Sri Lanka

Belgian nationals visiting Sri Lanka can be relieved now, as Belgium government relaxed travel advisory for Sri Lanka from this month, owing to a better security situation in the country, said a statement.

Virgin Blue and Air New Zealand granted alliance

Virgin Blue and Air New Zealand have been approved for an alliance for three years during which both the airlines will have to coordinate over schedules, routes between New Zealand and Australia, airfares, and capacity.

Barcelona voted the best New Year ‘party capital’

Barcelona is the best place to party for New Year with best parties in the world, Skyscanner, a leading travel search site has revealed. The Spanish city tops the site’s list of most popular places for partying on New Year, followed by Edinburgh and Iceland.

Noah's Ark gets initial nod for tax breaks

The Noah’s Ark replica will be like a reminder to the world to save the planet once more, though this time in a metaphorical ark featuring best environmental policies and practices. It gets initial nod for tax breaks.

A 'wealthy' Christmas tree leaves Abu Dhabi hotel sighing

The Christmas tree was unveiled at Emirates Palace hotel in Abu Dhabi last week to boost the holiday mood of its guest and attract tourists’ attention. The tree was adorned with gold, silver, gems and precious stones including rubies and diamonds

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