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Why Hotel Check-In Timings Are Almost Always 12 pm Or 2 pm
Understanding why hotels follow these timings helps travellers set realistic expectations and enjoy a seamless stay without unnecessary stress.
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Couple Forced To Vacate NY Hotel Room After Marriott Ends Pact With Sonder, Struggle To Find Alternatives
Marriott announced that it was terminating its long-term licensing agreement with Sonder. For many travellers like the New York couple, Minjun Chen and Kevin Ngo, this ended up causing chaos.
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"I'm Basically Homeless": Tourists Kicked Out Mid-Stay After Marriott Hotels' Partner Files For Bankruptcy
Travellers across the globe reported being evicted mid-stay, with some discovering their belongings stuffed into plastic bags and left in hallways as the hospitality firm collapsed.
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Does Michelin Pay For Its Own Meals And Stays? Here Is How The World's Most Trusted Guide Works
The Michelin Guide manages to operate across dozens of countries, evaluating some of the most expensive dining and travel experiences in the world. Where does the funding come from? Here is a detailed breakdown.
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Iconic Singapore Hotel To Shut Doors After More Than Five Decades
Hotel Miramar Singapore will cease operations at the end of October. One of its employees, who worked there for 52 years, received a special payout.
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Video: Raging River Swallows Homes In Uttarakhand Cloudburst Horror
People could be heard screaming as a massive cloudburst struck a village in Uttarakhand on Tuesday afternoon, flattening everything in its wake, shows a disturbing video that captured the horror.
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Video Shows Indian Man Remotely Operating Front Desk Of US Hotel, Americans Furious
The viral video has sparked concerns about job outsourcing, particularly with American jobs being handled remotely by workers in other countries.
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Assam's Bulldozer Action To Free Wetland From Encroachment In Guwahati
The Assam government on Monday carried out a massive bulldozer operation to clear a wetland of encroachment, involving the demolition of the International Institute of Hotel Management (IIHM) located in Guwahati's Cachar.
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Man Detained After Videos Of Bengaluru Women Shared Online Without Consent
A 26-year-old man accused of operating an Instagram account that posted videos and photographs of women in Bengaluru without their consent was arrested following a woman's viral Instagram post.
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Assam Police's Crackdown Against Beef Sale: 112 Hotels Raided, 133 Detained
In a state-wide crackdown, Assam Police have launched a coordinated operation against the illegal sale of beef, conducting simultaneous raids across multiple districts under the Assam Cattle Preservation Act, 2021.
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2 Dead, 7 Missing After Uttarakhand Cloudburst, Char Dham Yatra Suspended
At least two labourers were killed and seven others went missing after a cloudburst triggered a landslide in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district early Sunday.
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Bed, Toilet, Microwave Oven: B-2 Bomber Is A Flying Hotel Armed With Bombs
The B-2 bomber, the epitome of American air supremacy, was once again in action to destroy Iranian nuclear sites. They flew from the Whiteman Air Force base in Missouri, United States, refuelled several times mid-air, flying continuously.
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"Hard To Believe...": Video Shows Empty Street In Ladakh During Peak Tourism Season
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, the tourism sector in J&K has taken a hit, leaving hotels and houseboats empty. Its repercussions are also felt in the neighbouring places in the region, especially in the adjoining UT of Ladakh.
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4 Dead In Ajmer Hotel Fire, Woman Throws Her Child From 3rd Floor Window
To save her child, a woman threw him from the third floor of a hotel window. The child has suffered minor burns.
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Kolkata Fire: Hotel Violated Every Possible Safety Norm, Say Officials
What started as a minor blaze inside a virtual tinderbox of a hotel - operating without even basic firefighting provisions - quickly escalated into one of the worst fire tragedies in Kolkata in recent memory, claiming the lives of at least 14 people.
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Why Hotel Check-In Timings Are Almost Always 12 pm Or 2 pm
Understanding why hotels follow these timings helps travellers set realistic expectations and enjoy a seamless stay without unnecessary stress.
-
Couple Forced To Vacate NY Hotel Room After Marriott Ends Pact With Sonder, Struggle To Find Alternatives
Marriott announced that it was terminating its long-term licensing agreement with Sonder. For many travellers like the New York couple, Minjun Chen and Kevin Ngo, this ended up causing chaos.
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"I'm Basically Homeless": Tourists Kicked Out Mid-Stay After Marriott Hotels' Partner Files For Bankruptcy
Travellers across the globe reported being evicted mid-stay, with some discovering their belongings stuffed into plastic bags and left in hallways as the hospitality firm collapsed.
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Does Michelin Pay For Its Own Meals And Stays? Here Is How The World's Most Trusted Guide Works
The Michelin Guide manages to operate across dozens of countries, evaluating some of the most expensive dining and travel experiences in the world. Where does the funding come from? Here is a detailed breakdown.
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Iconic Singapore Hotel To Shut Doors After More Than Five Decades
Hotel Miramar Singapore will cease operations at the end of October. One of its employees, who worked there for 52 years, received a special payout.
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Video: Raging River Swallows Homes In Uttarakhand Cloudburst Horror
People could be heard screaming as a massive cloudburst struck a village in Uttarakhand on Tuesday afternoon, flattening everything in its wake, shows a disturbing video that captured the horror.
-
Video Shows Indian Man Remotely Operating Front Desk Of US Hotel, Americans Furious
The viral video has sparked concerns about job outsourcing, particularly with American jobs being handled remotely by workers in other countries.
-
Assam's Bulldozer Action To Free Wetland From Encroachment In Guwahati
The Assam government on Monday carried out a massive bulldozer operation to clear a wetland of encroachment, involving the demolition of the International Institute of Hotel Management (IIHM) located in Guwahati's Cachar.
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Man Detained After Videos Of Bengaluru Women Shared Online Without Consent
A 26-year-old man accused of operating an Instagram account that posted videos and photographs of women in Bengaluru without their consent was arrested following a woman's viral Instagram post.
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Assam Police's Crackdown Against Beef Sale: 112 Hotels Raided, 133 Detained
In a state-wide crackdown, Assam Police have launched a coordinated operation against the illegal sale of beef, conducting simultaneous raids across multiple districts under the Assam Cattle Preservation Act, 2021.
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2 Dead, 7 Missing After Uttarakhand Cloudburst, Char Dham Yatra Suspended
At least two labourers were killed and seven others went missing after a cloudburst triggered a landslide in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi district early Sunday.
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Bed, Toilet, Microwave Oven: B-2 Bomber Is A Flying Hotel Armed With Bombs
The B-2 bomber, the epitome of American air supremacy, was once again in action to destroy Iranian nuclear sites. They flew from the Whiteman Air Force base in Missouri, United States, refuelled several times mid-air, flying continuously.
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"Hard To Believe...": Video Shows Empty Street In Ladakh During Peak Tourism Season
In the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack, the tourism sector in J&K has taken a hit, leaving hotels and houseboats empty. Its repercussions are also felt in the neighbouring places in the region, especially in the adjoining UT of Ladakh.
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4 Dead In Ajmer Hotel Fire, Woman Throws Her Child From 3rd Floor Window
To save her child, a woman threw him from the third floor of a hotel window. The child has suffered minor burns.
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Kolkata Fire: Hotel Violated Every Possible Safety Norm, Say Officials
What started as a minor blaze inside a virtual tinderbox of a hotel - operating without even basic firefighting provisions - quickly escalated into one of the worst fire tragedies in Kolkata in recent memory, claiming the lives of at least 14 people.
