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travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
London’s Secret Tunnels to Open as Major Tourist Attraction: A Journey Through Wartime History, Cold War Espionage, and the World’s Deepest BarDeep beneath the bustling streets of Central London lies a forgotten and hidden network of tunnels that once played a crucial role in the United Kingdom’s wartime communications and Cold War operations.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
Spain Joins Austria, Portugal, Slovenia, Switzerland, Denmark, Netherlands, and Croatia In Providing New Mindboggling Choices for Solo Female Travellers in 2025: Here’s HowEurope in 2025 continues to stand as a premier destination for solo female travelers, offering a blend of safety, cultural richness, and personal growth opportunities.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
Virgin Australia’s New Sale with Unbeatable Domestic and International Fares to Bali, Fiji, Uluru, and More Across AustraliaIn an exciting move for Australian travelers, Virgin Australia has launched a network-wide sale that is sure to capture the attention of those seeking both domestic and international travel deals.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
Belgium, Austria, Qatar, Australia and India Flights Face Mass Cancellations and Delays at Heathrow Airport: New UpdateThe bustling skies over Heathrow Airport saw a major disruption recently, as a series of cancellations and delays impacted flights throughout the day. As one of the busiest airports in the world, Heathrow typically manages thousands of departures every day, connecting passengers to destinations across the globe.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
South Africa, Botswana, and Kenya Introduce New Tourism Taxes to Promote Sustainable Travel Across Africa: Here’s What You Need to KnowIn 2025, African countries are adjusting their tourism tax policies to enhance sustainability, support conservation efforts, and ensure that tourism growth benefits local economies and communities. As one of the world’s most diverse and beautiful regions, Africa attracts millions of international tourists each year.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
New Zealand’s Open-Door Tourism Strategy: Is It Sustainable for the Environment and Local Communities? New Zealand’s open-door tourism policy, promoted by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Tourism Minister Louise Upston, has sparked significant debate regarding its sustainability.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
UK Lifts Travel Warning for Qatar as Iran-Israel Ceasefire Eases Tensions in the Middle East, Surging TourismThe Middle East has long been a hotspot for geopolitical tensions, but recent developments have brought a glimmer of hope for travelers and tourism in the region. As the UK lifted its shelter-in-place warning for Qatar, following the announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, the region is slowly returning to normalcy.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
Bahrain Airport Operations Affected by Regional Conflict: New Update for Travel Delays and CancellationsBahrain has become a focal point for travel disruptions as escalating tensions between Iran and Israel continue to affect air travel across the Middle East. The Foreign Office has issued a new travel warning for Bahrain, advising travelers to exercise caution amid the ongoing conflict.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
RwandAir Suspends Flights to Doha and Dubai Amid Middle East Tensions: New UpdateRwandAir, Rwanda’s flagship airline, has made a significant decision to suspend its flights to Doha and Dubai due to the temporary closure of Qatar’s airspace. This decision follows heightened security concerns amid escalating tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States.
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4 days ago | 
travelandtourworld.com | Somudranil Sarkar
As geopolitical tensions continue to grip the Middle East, travelers from Australia, particularly those heading to Europe, Asia, and North America, are facing significant disruptions. The closure of Qatar’s airspace, following missile strikes on a US military base in the region, triggered a ripple effect on international flights, causing chaos at airports worldwide.
