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1 month ago |
travelradar.aero | Kirti Chandra
April 9, 2025, Cape Town — In light of the expanding African tourism market, WTM 2025 presents five key pointers strategies. The eleventh edition of the World Travel Market 2025 in Cape Town welcomes six new exhibitors: Zambia, the Netherlands, Qatar, Croatia, Sierra Leone, and São Paulo, as well as 13 new buyer countries. The highlight of the event was visa reformations and the people of Africa.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
travelradar.aero | Lokesh Jayanetti
Qatar Airways opened this weeks Web Summit 2025 and introduced the world to many of their newest innovations, like improving their QVerse.
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Feb 13, 2025 |
travelradar.aero | Louie Amos
Lufthansa Group's Allegris offering has recently become available for booking for further destinations in the USA and China.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
travelradar.aero | Lauren James
For most of us an aircraft is just a means of transportation – we fly, we land and we get to our next destination. But what happens when a plane has reached the end of its flying days? Well, there’s a secret world that few get to see: aircraft graveyards where retired planes go to rest. Spread across the globe, these massive storage facilities hold thousands of retired aircraft, serving as eerie museums of aviation history, sources for spare parts, and sometimes even movie sets.
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Jan 27, 2025 |
travelradar.aero | Lauren James
The crash of a Jeju Air flight at Muan International Airport in South Korea on Dec. 29, 2024 has left investigators with a lot of questions, especially about the black box failure. The plane hit a concrete structure at the end of the runway during an emergency landing. 179 people died and 2 survived. New information from South Korea’s transport ministry shows air traffic control warned the plane of bird activity one minute before the black box stopped recording.
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