May 16, 2024 5:55 PM

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Singapore Airlines Rewards Employees with Nearly Eight Months' Pay in Record Profit Sharing

Singapore Airlines Rewards Employees with Nearly Eight Months' Pay in Record Profit Sharing

Singapore Airlines announces huge employee bonuses following a record-breaking $2 billion profit year.

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Mount Fuji Adopts Online Reservations Amid Rising Concerns of Overtourism

Mount Fuji Adopts Online Reservations Amid Rising Concerns of Overtourism

Mount Fuji reservation system aims to reduce overtourism, safeguard trails, and enhance visitor safety starting July.

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Inappropriate Acts Lead to New York to Dublin Portal’s Temporary Closure

Inappropriate Acts Lead to New York to Dublin Portal’s Temporary Closure

New York to Dublin portal shuts down after inappropriate behavior, creators seek solutions to reopen the popular installation.

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Play or Predation? Orcas' Strange Behavior Sinks Yacht in Strait of Gibraltar

Play or Predation? Orcas' Strange Behavior Sinks Yacht in Strait of Gibraltar

'Playful' orcas strike again, sinking yacht in busy Strait of Gibraltar waters. Passengers rescued by a nearby oil tanker.

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Gettysburg Battlefield Opens Historic Homes for Unique Overnight Visits

Gettysburg Battlefield Opens Historic Homes for Unique Overnight Visits

Gettysburg battlefield introduces overnight stays at historic homes, offers diverse tours for a unique historical experience.

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Philippines Streamlines Airport Processes with Unified QR Code System

Philippines Streamlines Airport Processes with Unified QR Code System

Philippines rolls out unified QR code to ease airport procedures, boosting efficiency and tourist arrivals with innovative tech.

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Disney to Open Doors to Breathtaking Polynesian Island Tower This Winter

Disney to Open Doors to Breathtaking Polynesian Island Tower This Winter

Disney unveils Polynesian Island Tower at Disney World Resort & Tiana's Bayou Adventure ride, enhancing guest experiences.

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Climbers Cling to Cliffs as Overcrowding Grips Yandang Mountain's Via Ferrata

Climbers Cling to Cliffs as Overcrowding Grips Yandang Mountain's Via Ferrata

Overcrowding on Yandang Mountain via ferrata traps climbers, sparking safety concerns and calls for better crowd management.

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Party Over? Balearic Islands Implement New Measures Against Excessive Tourism

Party Over? Balearic Islands Implement New Measures Against Excessive Tourism

The Balearic Islands tighten tourism rules, ban street drinking, and upgrade harbor bookings to ensure responsible, vibrant tourism.

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Donegal Shines Among Ireland's Best, Claiming Third in Staycation Ranking

Donegal Shines Among Ireland's Best, Claiming Third in Staycation Ranking

Donegal ranks third in Betfair Casino's survey, praised for its beauty. Lonely Planet names it fourth best region globally.

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Groundbreaking Approval for Las Vegas Spaceport Promises New Era of Space Travel

Groundbreaking Approval for Las Vegas Spaceport Promises New Era of Space Travel

Las Vegas Spaceport has been approved, promising a new era of space travel and an economic boost with diverse facilities and attractions.

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Air India Express Grounds Over 90 Flights as Cabin Crew Call in Sick

Air India Express Grounds Over 90 Flights as Cabin Crew Call in Sick

Air India Express flight chaos erupts as crew strikes over post-merger job dissatisfaction, stranding passengers.

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China Encourages European Tourism with New Visa-Free Policy Until 2025

China Encourages European Tourism with New Visa-Free Policy Until 2025

China extends visa-free travel to boost tourism, attract investors, and revive international relationships through 2025.

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Alaska Airlines Pioneers SAF Credits, Eyes Carbon-Neutral Future

Alaska Airlines Pioneers SAF Credits, Eyes Carbon-Neutral Future

Alaska Airlines launches eco-friendly SAF credits, promising greener skies and faster elite status for travelers.

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Long Queues Hit UK Airports After E-Gate Glitch

Long Queues Hit UK Airports After E-Gate Glitch

UK airports face delays due to e-gate glitches, but some people believe that this new facial recognition tech may speed up future travel.

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