Embarrassing news is coming from India’s most beautiful city, Chandigarh (a modern city of India designed by french architect Le Corbusier in mid 50s) where Six unidentified youths allegedly gangraped a 20-year-old German girl after kidnapping her from outside Taj Hotel in the heart of the city on the World Tourism Day on Saturday night. [...]
Archive for September, 2008
India’s most beautiful tourist destination witnessed gangrape of a German Tourist on World Tourism Day
Posted in Travel, tagged Auto Rickshaw, Chandigarh, Chandigarh Administration, Chandigarh Police, City Beautiful, French Architect, gangraped, German Tourist, German Tourist raped, Le Corbusier, Tourist Police, World Tourism Day on September 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Flight Attendants want filtering of porn sites as passengers watching porn on flights
Posted in Technology, Travel, tagged American Airlines, Association of Professional Flight Attendants, Bloomberg News, Denver International Airport, flight attendants, Hustler, porn in planes, Tim Smith on September 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Leaders of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents some 19,000 workers including American Airlines flight attendants, asked American Airline’s management this week to consider adding filters to its in-flight Wi-Fi access to prevent passengers from viewing porn and other inappropriate Web sites while in-flight. A union representative was quoted by Bloomberg News that [...]
North American Institute of Aviation flight school in Conway shuts down abruptly.
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Add new tag, American School of Aviation, ASA, Benjamin Creel, Creel Oil Co., Dan Flaherty, flight school in Conway, Horry County, Horry County Airport, Horry County police, Kerim Sadok Chatty, Lisa Bourcier, NAIA, North American Institute of Aviation, Pelican Flight Training Center, Prince & Reny, Ryan Air, Vasteras on September 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
It seems that outcome of American School of Aviation affairs has encouraged the authorities at The North American Institute of Aviation flight school in Conway to close down its doors indefinitely Friday, giving notice to staff in their pay checks that their services would no longer be needed. I would rather look at it as [...]
Quarter of stranded XL tourists return as new travel firm shuts
Posted in Travel, tagged 9/11 terror attacks, airline, airports, Alitalia, ATOL protection scheme, Aviation Industry, Bodrum, British Airways, CAA, Civil Aviation, collapse of XL Leisure Group, Douglas McNeill, Greek Islands, holidays, Holidays to Greece, Holidays to Kefalonia, hotel reservation, K&S Travel, KPMG, stranded tourists, Thomas Cook, travel industry, Travel Turkey, Turkey, Willie Walsh, XL Airways, XL Leisure Group on September 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
THE travel industry was plunged into more chaos yesterday with the collapse of another tour company and the future of a major airline plunged into doubt. The Civil Aviation Authority revealed that Turkey specialist K&S Travel – which also operates as Travel Turkey – had ceased trading, stranding about 150 customers in Bodrum. They will [...]
Great airlift begins as authorities try to get 85000 stranded tourists back home.
Posted in Travel, tagged air tickets, Air Travel, airlift, Airlines, all inclusive holidays, cheap holidays, Collapse of XL, discount holidays, frequent flyer, Holidaymakers, stranded, Tour Operators, Tourists, Virgin flights, XL, XL Airways on September 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The collapse of XL Leisure Group, Britain’s third-biggest holiday company, has hit more than 300,000 customers On Thursday night XL Airways flight JN1121 pushed back from the terminal at Sanford International, the Orlando airport that is the gateway to Florida for thousands of British holidaymakers every year. For the 266 passengers on board it was [...]



