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Rajasthan's Palace On Wheels Train, Where Tickets Sell For Rs 14 Lakh, Sees Empty Seats Due To Iran War
In its 43 years of operation, this is only the second time that nearly one-third of the Palace on Wheels' scheduled journeys have been cancelled in a single season.
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Global Travel Awards Announces Best Destination, Hotel, Airline, Airport For 2026
This year, more than 2.5 million travellers from over 150 countries voted across 32 categories.
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From Ballroom To Airport: Trump Pushes Self-Promotion To Mark His Legacy
Since becoming president, Donald Trump has replicated the formula that characterised his career as a businessman: promoting his name like a brand.
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The Luxury Life Of British Expats In Dubai Faces A Reality Check
Brits are Dubai's third-largest tourism market and key real estate buyers, drawn by weather, safety, and business-friendly policies.
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Hard Rock Cafe Shuts 10 Outlets As India Operator Says 'We Remain Open'
Long-time patrons describe Hard Rock Cafe as one of the few urban spaces that consistently promoted live rock and independent music in India.
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Iranian Drones Target US Embassy, Hotel In Baghdad. Oilfield Also Attacked
The US Embassy and a hotel in Baghdad were targeted by drones early Tuesday, with video appearing to show air defences engaging a projectile near the embassy, CNN reported.
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No Tourists From West Due To Iran-US War, Bali Looks At India And China
Bali typically receives around 800 visitors a day from Middle Eastern countries, but the island is witnessing a fall in tourist numbers due to the ongoing Iran-Israel war.
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Why Pakistan Will Not Sell The Roosevelt Hotel In New York To JPMorgan
Pakistan's determination to extract maximum value from the Roosevelt Hotel is closely linked to the country's broader economic challenges
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Concerts And Sports Events Boost Hotel Demand As Experience Spending Rises In India
International music concerts and major sporting events are boosting India's hotel industry as younger consumers prefer live experiences over shopping, driving demand in key cities.
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Esha Gupta Is Back Home From Abu Dhabi Amid US-Iran Conflict: "All Scared Internally But No One Created Stress"
Esha wrote, "Back home. Thank you all for your prayers and wishes"
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Rajasthan's Palace On Wheels Train, Where Tickets Sell For Rs 14 Lakh, Sees Empty Seats Due To Iran War
In its 43 years of operation, this is only the second time that nearly one-third of the Palace on Wheels' scheduled journeys have been cancelled in a single season.
-
Global Travel Awards Announces Best Destination, Hotel, Airline, Airport For 2026
This year, more than 2.5 million travellers from over 150 countries voted across 32 categories.
-
From Ballroom To Airport: Trump Pushes Self-Promotion To Mark His Legacy
Since becoming president, Donald Trump has replicated the formula that characterised his career as a businessman: promoting his name like a brand.
-
The Luxury Life Of British Expats In Dubai Faces A Reality Check
Brits are Dubai's third-largest tourism market and key real estate buyers, drawn by weather, safety, and business-friendly policies.
-
Hard Rock Cafe Shuts 10 Outlets As India Operator Says 'We Remain Open'
Long-time patrons describe Hard Rock Cafe as one of the few urban spaces that consistently promoted live rock and independent music in India.
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Iranian Drones Target US Embassy, Hotel In Baghdad. Oilfield Also Attacked
The US Embassy and a hotel in Baghdad were targeted by drones early Tuesday, with video appearing to show air defences engaging a projectile near the embassy, CNN reported.
-
No Tourists From West Due To Iran-US War, Bali Looks At India And China
Bali typically receives around 800 visitors a day from Middle Eastern countries, but the island is witnessing a fall in tourist numbers due to the ongoing Iran-Israel war.
-
Why Pakistan Will Not Sell The Roosevelt Hotel In New York To JPMorgan
Pakistan's determination to extract maximum value from the Roosevelt Hotel is closely linked to the country's broader economic challenges
-
Concerts And Sports Events Boost Hotel Demand As Experience Spending Rises In India
International music concerts and major sporting events are boosting India's hotel industry as younger consumers prefer live experiences over shopping, driving demand in key cities.
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Esha Gupta Is Back Home From Abu Dhabi Amid US-Iran Conflict: "All Scared Internally But No One Created Stress"
Esha wrote, "Back home. Thank you all for your prayers and wishes"
