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These Are The World's Most Expensive Cities For Business Travel
New York remained the most expensive business trip destination in the world in 2022 as a post-pandemic surge in business travel and tourism drove up costs 8% from the prior year.
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Kerala Only Indian State In New York Times List Of Places To Visit In 2023
The New York Times has recommended 52 places that one can visit this year. And, Kerala, 'God's own country', has been featured on the list.
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Only 1 Indian Destination Featured On The New York Times Places To Visit List of 2023
Can you guess which Indian destination was featured on the NYT's much-awaited Must Visit List? Here are the top 10 things to do when you get there.
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'It Feels Good': New York Welcomes Back Tourists After 20 Months
New York is welcoming back visitors with open arms after the US ended its 20-month Covid travel restrictions, but it will likely take several years before the number of tourists to the Big Apple reaches pre-pandemic levels.
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New York's "Fearless Girl" Statue To Stare Down The Stock Exchange
The bronze statue of a little girl that became a tourism phenomenon by staring down Wall Street's massive "Charging Bull" sculpture is to be moved to a nearby spot where its stern gaze will be on the male-dominated New York Stock Exchange, city officials said on Thursday.
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2 Killed, 3 Critically Injured As Helicopter Crashes Into New York City's East River
At least two people died late Sunday when the helicopter they were riding in crashed into Manhattan's East River, Mayor Bill de Blasio's office said.
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Mumbai Cultural Hub Proposed on Lines of New York's Times Square
Minister of State for Culture and Tourism Shripad Yesso Naik on Friday announced the setting up of a cultural hub in Mumbai on the lines of New York's Times Square.
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Barack Obama Aims to Lure More Foreign Travelers
President Barack Obama will move on Thursday to reduce airport waiting times for foreign travelers arriving in the United States in order to boost tourism, the White House said.
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China opens world's highest civilian airport in Sichuan
China has begun flight operations at the world's highest civilian airport in a bid to boost tourism and tighten political control over the country's restive west.
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Space tourism won't hurt environment, says UK billionaire Richard Branson
British billionaire Richard Branson said Monday that rocket-powered space tourism flights by his firm Virgin Galactic would have only a minor impact on climate change.
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First manned Mars mission draws flood of applicants
Applications are already pouring in for the ambitious Mars mission that aims to send an adventurous duo - a man and a woman - on a 501-day-long flyby around the Red planet in January 2018.
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Boeing plans to fly tourists to space
Boeing said Wednesday that it was entering the space tourism business, an announcement that could bolster the Obama administration's efforts to transform the National Aeronautics and Space Administration into an agency that focuses less on building rockets and more on nurturing a commercial space industry. The flights, which could begin as early as...
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American Airlines to sponsor New York City
The competition for supremacy among major airlines at New York's airports is paying dividends for the city's campaign to attract more visitors.
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These Are The World's Most Expensive Cities For Business Travel
New York remained the most expensive business trip destination in the world in 2022 as a post-pandemic surge in business travel and tourism drove up costs 8% from the prior year.
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Kerala Only Indian State In New York Times List Of Places To Visit In 2023
The New York Times has recommended 52 places that one can visit this year. And, Kerala, 'God's own country', has been featured on the list.
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Only 1 Indian Destination Featured On The New York Times Places To Visit List of 2023
Can you guess which Indian destination was featured on the NYT's much-awaited Must Visit List? Here are the top 10 things to do when you get there.
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'It Feels Good': New York Welcomes Back Tourists After 20 Months
New York is welcoming back visitors with open arms after the US ended its 20-month Covid travel restrictions, but it will likely take several years before the number of tourists to the Big Apple reaches pre-pandemic levels.
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New York's "Fearless Girl" Statue To Stare Down The Stock Exchange
The bronze statue of a little girl that became a tourism phenomenon by staring down Wall Street's massive "Charging Bull" sculpture is to be moved to a nearby spot where its stern gaze will be on the male-dominated New York Stock Exchange, city officials said on Thursday.
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2 Killed, 3 Critically Injured As Helicopter Crashes Into New York City's East River
At least two people died late Sunday when the helicopter they were riding in crashed into Manhattan's East River, Mayor Bill de Blasio's office said.
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Mumbai Cultural Hub Proposed on Lines of New York's Times Square
Minister of State for Culture and Tourism Shripad Yesso Naik on Friday announced the setting up of a cultural hub in Mumbai on the lines of New York's Times Square.
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Barack Obama Aims to Lure More Foreign Travelers
President Barack Obama will move on Thursday to reduce airport waiting times for foreign travelers arriving in the United States in order to boost tourism, the White House said.
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China opens world's highest civilian airport in Sichuan
China has begun flight operations at the world's highest civilian airport in a bid to boost tourism and tighten political control over the country's restive west.
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Space tourism won't hurt environment, says UK billionaire Richard Branson
British billionaire Richard Branson said Monday that rocket-powered space tourism flights by his firm Virgin Galactic would have only a minor impact on climate change.
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First manned Mars mission draws flood of applicants
Applications are already pouring in for the ambitious Mars mission that aims to send an adventurous duo - a man and a woman - on a 501-day-long flyby around the Red planet in January 2018.
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Boeing plans to fly tourists to space
Boeing said Wednesday that it was entering the space tourism business, an announcement that could bolster the Obama administration's efforts to transform the National Aeronautics and Space Administration into an agency that focuses less on building rockets and more on nurturing a commercial space industry. The flights, which could begin as early as...
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American Airlines to sponsor New York City
The competition for supremacy among major airlines at New York's airports is paying dividends for the city's campaign to attract more visitors.
