Sri Lankan Government has pledged to pay for the air tickets of female workers returning home from Bahrain’s prisons. Migrant Workers Protection Society (MWPS) action committee head Marietta Dias said the vow was made to the society by Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry officials.
“We have spoken with the Sri Lankan Government and they [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Agents’
Free Air tickets for jailed Sri lankan Domestic helpers in Bahrain
Posted in Travel, tagged Agents, air tickets, Air Travel, Bahrain, consular services, emale prisoners, female workers, housemaids, Indian workers, International Travel News, Kuwait, Latest Travel News, Migrant Workers Protection Society, Sri Lankan Embassy, Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry, Sri Lankan Government, Tourism, Tourists, Travel, Travel Insurance, Travel News, Travel Risks, visa, World Travel News on August 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
American Express Issues Travel Insurance Warning
Posted in Travel, tagged accident, Agents, Air Travel, American Express, American Express Insurance, Baggage Delay, Curtailment, EHIC Cards, Emergency medical treatment, Healtcare, Holiday Cancellation, Holidaymakers, illness, Immigration, Independent travel insurance policy, injury, Insurance, International Border, International Travel News, Latest Travel News, Loss of baggage, Quality Travel Insurance, Repatriation, Tourism, Travel, Travel Insurance, Travel News, Travel Risks, Travellers, UK, World News, World Travel News on August 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Many British holidaymakers are neglecting to take out travel insurance – because they believe that their EHIC cards offer them cover instead.
According to research from American Express, 2.3 million travellers who took a trip within the EU over the past year did not take out insurance for this reason. The firm also said that [...]
Travel agent’s trial date vacated as defense looks at options
Posted in Travel, tagged Agents, Air Travel, arrest warrant, bad check, Blue Sky Travel, Churchill County, Cindy's Travel Unlimited, Cynthia Lea Holland-Taylor, embezzlement, Fallon, Fallon travel agent, false identities, fraud of credit, fraudulent credit card offenses, International Travel News, Latest Travel News, Nevada State Prison, prison sentence, Tourism, Tourists, Travel, travel agent, Travel News, Travel Risks, United States, western Nevada, World Travel News on July 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Fallon (Fallon is a city in Churchill County, located in western Nevada, United States) travel agent accused of embezzling money from more than 30 people had her scheduled trial date of Sept. 15 vacated Tuesday morning.
Cynthia Lea Holland-Taylor, 60, is charged with 36 crimes, including 16 counts of embezzlement, 16 counts of use [...]
Stranded Indian Medical students in China are being flown home by Air India
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Agents, Air India, Air Travel, Bangladesh embassy, cheap fares, Chinese police, Chinese universities, Chongqing, College, credit cards, E-Tickets, eastern China, Emirates, fake tickets, flights to India, Hyderabad, Indian Embassy, Indian medical students, Indian students, International Travel News, Latest Travel News, Malaysian airlines, medical universities, Nanjing, Shanghai, summer vacation, Suzhou, Tourism, Travel, Travel News, Travel Risks, ultrasound school, ultrasound schools, University, World News, World Travel News on July 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Dozens of Indian medical students who have been stranded in China after buying fake air tickets are being flown home, officials from Air India say.
The airline flew 12 of the students back to India on Monday.
Many students returning to India on holiday were left stranded in Beijing and other parts of China after they [...]
Bangladeshi Travel Agent duped 154 Indian Medical Students in China
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Agents, Air India, Air Travel, Bangladesh embassy, cheap fares, Chinese police, Chinese universities, Chongqing, credit cards, E-Tickets, eastern China, Emirates, fake tickets, flights to India, Hyderabad, Indian Embassy, Indian medical students, Indian students, International Travel News, Latest Travel News, Malaysian airlines, medical universities, Nanjing, Shanghai, summer vacation, Suzhou, Tourism, Travel, Travel News, Travel Risks, University, World News, World Travel News on July 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Chinese police have sealed the house of an absconding Bangladeshi agent, accused of duping 154 Indian medical students by selling them fake tickets for flights to India.
Indian embassy officials had requested the police to investigate the case after the students studying in Chongqing, Nanjing and Suzhou medical universities who had booked E-tickets through the agent [...]
Kingfisher came inch closer to buying SpiceJet
Posted in Travel, tagged Agents, air tickets, Air Travel, Airbus, airline Industry, Aviation Academy, Aviation Industry, Boeing, cheap air tickets, Deccan Airlines, International Aviation News, Jet Airways, Kayak, Kingfisher Airlines, Low cost carrier, online airtickets, Sahara Airways, Spicejet, Travel, Vijay mallaya, Vijaya Mallaya on July 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Kingfisher Airlines is close to acquiring a controlling stake in another low-cost carrier SpiceJet.
The deal will value SpiceJet around $300 million dollars. It is likely to be a cash-and- share swap deal.
Mallya is likely to acquire 26% stake in SpiceJet, and make an open offer for an additional 20% stake. He is also likely to [...]
American School of Aviation became biggest aviation scam of our times
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Agents, Air Force Base, Air Travel, American Media, American School of Aviation, Aviation Academy, Aviation Scam, Aviation School, College, Commercial Pilot, Commercial Pilot License, Commercial Pilot Training Programme, CPL, DGCA, Education Frauds, Flight Support, Gasoline, Gemini Flight Support, Indian Consulate, Indian students, Merced County, Overseas study, Study abroad, Study In US, Travel, Untrained Pilots on June 30, 2008 | 13 Comments »
Living in US? Call India as low as 4 cent per minute with Airtel
This whole issue of American School of Aviation has become such an important issue for all of us in travel industry that we cannot just let it go. I was most concerned by the reports being published in American media which are [...]
Do we really need extra toppings?
Posted in Education, Travel, tagged Accreditation, Agents, Agents Workshop, fashion buyer, fashion schools, Immigration, Membership, Overseas study, Qisan, Student Advisors, Study abroad, Study In Canada, Study in Europe, Study In US, Thailand, UK, University on June 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Its not easy to be an agent only and remain an agent throughout. You need some extra toppings also, stuff like various accreditation, memberships an extra membership and another accreditation just in case you are barred from the first one. In the beginning I was thinking that only important thing for an agent is to [...]
Let’s do it.
Posted in Travel, tagged Agents, Global Study Resources, Immigration, Japan, Korea, Overseas study, Student Advisors, Study abroad, Study In Canada, Study in Europe, Study In US on July 31, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
First of all let me clear every visitor about this Blog. Why I’d to create this particular Blog. Actually I wanted a helping hand from all of you people who are in this business since long time and by now we all have understood very well that unity is the key to success. There must [...]



