Travel
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Luminous Lake Garda
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Santorini holiday winner
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Westjet says holidays, cancellations to hurt profit
Westjet Airlines Ltd, Canada’s second-largest airline, said it expects revenue per available seat mile (RASM) to decline in the second quarter, hurt by the timing of the Easter and Passover holidays and cancellation of some business by travel agency...
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Singer explores London in new city tour guide series
As Eurovision returns for another year, the UK’s last act to win is ready to launch her latest masterpiece – and this time it’s not a hit song. Katrina and the Waves lead singer Katrina Leskanich has spent the last six years compiling a quirky new...
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Fans snub costly UK music festivals
The soaring cost of tickets for music festivals is leading to fans travelling overseas to cheaper events, according to research by a money-saving website. A poll found that nearly a third (32 per cent) of music fans now attend fewer festivals than...
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Tuscany holiday competition
The winner of the Tuscany competition published in the Travel section of The Sunday Times of Malta on April 21 will be announced next Sunday.
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Booze and bikinis are ‘welcome in Egypt’
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Slinging it in Singapore
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Say hello to a new way of extra comfort travel on Emirates Business Class
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Township tourism in Soweto
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Wonders... big and small
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Be treated like a VIP with ROCS Travel
ROCS Travel is once again offering an 11-day escorted private plane trip, leaving New York and heading for Niagara, led by Maurice Gruppetta. The trip will leave Malta on August 10 and visit some of the most popular sights that North America and...
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Smarter airport capacity use urged
Airport capacity at some southeast England airports is underused, according to a London Assembly report on Wednesday. Even at Heathrow airport, where 99 per cent of capacity is being used, 20 million extra passengers a year could fly if larger...
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Lufthansa A380 on new Frankfurt-Shanghai route
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Russian tourists help Hungary spa town flourish
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Impossible... yet so beautiful
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Resort airports in stormy SE Asia leave safety to chance
It’s the invisible enemy: something all pilots dread as they land at Asia’s tropical island resorts. Wind shear – or the sudden change in wind speed and direction – is particularly hazardous at landing, but some of the region’s best known holiday...
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IATA: air travel demand accelerated in March
Global air travel grew by six per cent in March from a year earlier, led by emerging markets, the International Air Transport Association said last Wednesday. During the same month, capacity grew by just 3.5 per cent, meaning that there were...
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Backpack South America
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Spanish eatery hopes world best restaurant award boosts tourism