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Rome’s Trevi Fountain May Soon Charge Visitors to Manage Overtourism
Rome may finally have reached its breaking point—at least when it comes to the sheer volume of visitors flocking to its beloved Trevi Fountain. This…
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Pattaya Police Meet Kuwaiti Embassy Over Complaints About Citizens Involved in Motorcycle Offenses
In a bid to tackle growing tensions in Pattaya, Pattaya city police recently engaged in a crucial meeting with Abdulmohsen Alfares, the deputy head of…
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PIA Pilots Receive Over $1.5 Million Monthly Amid Privatization and Circular Debt
Amid the ongoing privatization of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and a mounting circular debt, the airline is paying its pilots a staggering Rs430 million monthly.
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Dubai Welcomes 9.31 Million Tourists in First Half of 2024
Dubai’s tourism sector continues its strong momentum, welcoming 9.31 million visitors in the first half of 2024—a 9% rise from last year.
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Kenya Aviation Workers Announce Strike Starting Aug 19 Over Airport Deal with Indian Firm
The Kenya Aviation Workers Union has announced a strike set to begin on August 19, affecting both Kenya Airways and the Kenya Airports Authority.