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Family with baby twins say they slept in the airport and got only a KitKat and chips to eat after a technical problem nuked UK air travel - insider.com - Italy - Britain - Turkey
insider.com
29.08.2023 / 15:39

Family with baby twins say they slept in the airport and got only a KitKat and chips to eat after a technical problem nuked UK air travel

A family traveling with one-year-old twins said they were only given a KitKat, chips, and a bottle of water while spending the night at a "freezing" airport after their flight was canceled.

Ghana's Vice President Bawumia commissions Tamale International Airport Phase II Project - traveldailynews.com - Britain - Ghana - city Accra, Ghana
traveldailynews.com
29.08.2023 / 08:55

Ghana's Vice President Bawumia commissions Tamale International Airport Phase II Project

Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, who broke ground on 15th of August 2019 for works to begin on the project, expressed delight that four years on, the Tamale International Airport Phase II project has been completed.

US tourists say Europeans don't drink water, but a viral video shows how local Italians commonly drink from street fountains — and save tons of money on bottled water - insider.com - Italy - Usa - New York - city Rome
insider.com
28.08.2023 / 23:09

US tourists say Europeans don't drink water, but a viral video shows how local Italians commonly drink from street fountains — and save tons of money on bottled water

In June, a couple of US tourists went viral after they claimed Europeans do not "believe in regular water consumption" and criticized how water costs money in restaurants across Europe. The tourists were met with confused backlash from some viewers, including one TikToker who said she believed people from the US were getting scammed if they were paying for water.

Pilot draws 24-kilometre-long penis in the sky after being diverted from Catania airport - euronews.com - Germany - Italy - Malta - Usa - Russia - Syria
euronews.com
28.08.2023 / 13:55

Pilot draws 24-kilometre-long penis in the sky after being diverted from Catania airport

A Lufthansa pilot drew a penis-shaped flight path in the sky last week after being diverted from Catania airport in Sicily.

A Local’s Guide to Majorca - nytimes.com - Spain - city Berlin - France - Poland - Britain - Usa - Thailand - city Bangkok - county George
nytimes.com
25.08.2023 / 22:23

A Local’s Guide to Majorca

Majorca, the largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, has been a classic summer destination for Europeans and Brits for decades. But long before the big resorts sprung up along the coastline and villas came with helipads, the island’s hilltop villages attracted artists, musicians and writers in search of year-round sun and solitude. Among the best known of those early visitors were the Polish composer Frédéric Chopin and the French novelist George Sand, who spent the winter of 1838 in the town of Valldemossa, in the mountains above Majorca’s northwest coast. By 1929, when the British writer Robert Graves and the American poet Laura Riding arrived in the nearby village of Deià — at the recommendation of the American writer Gertrude Stein — and later built a home there, that picturesque hamlet of stone houses and olive groves was already a fledgling artists’ colony. In 1956, the Barcelona-born artist Joan Miró and his family moved to the outskirts of Palma. Plenty of artistic talent was homegrown, too, nurtured by generations of weavers, glassblowers and ceramists. One of Spain’s most prominent contemporary artists, Miquel Barceló, grew up on the island painting landscapes with his mother and her friends. Among the island’s many signature local crafts is the , or cloth of tongues, a style of ikat believed to have arrived from Asia centuries ago via the Silk Road. And it’s that deeply rooted artistic tradition combined with an extraordinary natural beauty that’s attracting the latest influx of creative types. In the last few years, a number of artists and designers have left larger cities in Europe and moved to Majorca. Some of these new arrivals are renovating old houses and farms in and around the country towns of Sóller and Deià or choosing to base themselves in Palma’s Old Townwhere Gothic spires loom over the port, and there’s a fresh wave of contemporary art galleries and idiosyncratic shops dedicated to supporting local artisans. All over the island, new or newly revived hotels compete for the most impressive views.

White Lotus Boosts Tourism to Sicily - skift.com - Croatia - Italy
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:31

White Lotus Boosts Tourism to Sicily

Sicily is turning to out to be every bit as seductive as the hit HBO satire series White Lotus makes it out to be. 

Abu Dhabi Airport Is Expecting 1.5 Million Travelers Over 6 Weeks - skift.com - Germany - Italy - Britain - Saudi Arabia - Qatar - city Abu Dhabi - Egypt - Oman - city Muscat, Oman - county Gulf - city Dubai - city Doha
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:30

Abu Dhabi Airport Is Expecting 1.5 Million Travelers Over 6 Weeks

Etihad Airways looks forward to welcoming over 1.5 million travellers at Abu Dhabi International Airport between November 21 and January 8. Abu Dhabi kicked off a calendar of events with The Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix held between November 17 and 20 last week. Football fans from around the world will also be flocking to the region as the FIFA World Cup started in Doha from Sunday. “Etihad with its partners, is geared up and ready to host 1.5 million expected guests over the next six weeks,” said Shaeb Al Najjar, general manager of hub operations at Etihad Airways.

UK Airports Play Hardball With Airlines on Use of Slots - skift.com - Britain
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:17

UK Airports Play Hardball With Airlines on Use of Slots

Airlines operating at British airports will have to use 80 percent of their take-off and landing slots in order to keep them, the government said on Tuesday, as it brings the industry back in line with pre-pandemic rules.

London Heathrow Airport CEO to Depart After 9 Years - skift.com - Britain
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:11

London Heathrow Airport CEO to Depart After 9 Years

The CEO of London’s Heathrow Airport, John Holland-Kaye, will step down from his post later this year the airport announced Thursday. His departure comes after nine years at the helm of the UK’s busiest airport.

Central Asia Sees Upside from Russia's Closed Airspace - skift.com - city European - Japan - Britain - Uzbekistan - China - Turkey - Russia - Ukraine - city Moscow - Thailand - Kazakhstan - city Astana
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:03

Central Asia Sees Upside from Russia's Closed Airspace

Central Asian airlines are seizing opportunities from Russia’s closed airspace, with airline traffic into the region booming in the year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, executives and analysts said.

Rome Is Investing Big on a Redo Ahead of Major Events - skift.com - Eu - Italy - city Rome - city Eternal - city Milan
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 13:58

Rome Is Investing Big on a Redo Ahead of Major Events

Romans hope that an alignment of the stars will halt a generations-long decay of the Eternal City that is as beautiful as it is disorganized.

London City Airport Eases Liquid and Laptop Rules - skift.com - Britain - Usa - city London
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 13:51

London City Airport Eases Liquid and Laptop Rules

There will be no more rummaging in the bottom of your bag for a forgotten hand cream or water bottle at London City Airport after it became the first of the capital’s hubs to scrap the 100ml liquid limit rule.

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