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NPCI International Collaborates With Qatar National Bank to Launch QR Code-Based UPI Payments
NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL), the international arm of the payments organisation, has signed an agreement with Qatar National Bank (QNB) to launch QR code-based Unified Payments Interface (UPI) payments across the country. With this move, Indian tourists and travellers can scan QR codes to make UPI payments across multiple retail touc...
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UAE Tourism Earnings Cross $5 Billion As Tourists Return
The United Arab Emirates' tourism revenues surpassed $5 billion in the first half of this year, officials said Sunday, with a strong performance expected this winter when neighbouring Qatar hosts football's World Cup.
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Dutch Tourist In Qatar Jailed For 3 Months, Fined $845 After Reporting She Was Raped
The nightclub was hopping when Laura stepped away from her drink to dance. The 22-year-old Dutch tourist had come to Qatar on vacation with a friend. Now she was partying at one of the few places to drink alcohol in the country: the Crystal Lounge at the W Doha Hotel.
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Qatar Convicts Dutch Tourist Who Says She Was Raped
Qatar is to deport a Dutch woman who was convicted of adultery on Monday and given a one-year suspended sentence after she reported being raped while on holiday in Doha.
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Record 3 Million People Visited Qatar In 2015
Almost three million people visited Qatar in 2015, a record number for the energy-rich Gulf country, its tourism authority said today.
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UK Man Tries To Board Plane With 'Toy Bomb', Creates Scare
A 48-year-old British man today tried to carry a toy bomb on board a plane packed with tourists, creating a security scare at the popular Indonesian airport following which he was briefly detained.
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Why Canada, New Zealand, others are eyeing Indian travellers
With the disposable income pocket gradually fattening and the zeal to splurge heading north while holidaying, Indian travellers are being wooed by countries around the world - from Canada to New Zealand - wanting a share of their money on travel and tourism.
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NPCI International Collaborates With Qatar National Bank to Launch QR Code-Based UPI Payments
NPCI International Payments Limited (NIPL), the international arm of the payments organisation, has signed an agreement with Qatar National Bank (QNB) to launch QR code-based Unified Payments Interface (UPI) payments across the country. With this move, Indian tourists and travellers can scan QR codes to make UPI payments across multiple retail touc...
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UAE Tourism Earnings Cross $5 Billion As Tourists Return
The United Arab Emirates' tourism revenues surpassed $5 billion in the first half of this year, officials said Sunday, with a strong performance expected this winter when neighbouring Qatar hosts football's World Cup.
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Dutch Tourist In Qatar Jailed For 3 Months, Fined $845 After Reporting She Was Raped
The nightclub was hopping when Laura stepped away from her drink to dance. The 22-year-old Dutch tourist had come to Qatar on vacation with a friend. Now she was partying at one of the few places to drink alcohol in the country: the Crystal Lounge at the W Doha Hotel.
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Qatar Convicts Dutch Tourist Who Says She Was Raped
Qatar is to deport a Dutch woman who was convicted of adultery on Monday and given a one-year suspended sentence after she reported being raped while on holiday in Doha.
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Record 3 Million People Visited Qatar In 2015
Almost three million people visited Qatar in 2015, a record number for the energy-rich Gulf country, its tourism authority said today.
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UK Man Tries To Board Plane With 'Toy Bomb', Creates Scare
A 48-year-old British man today tried to carry a toy bomb on board a plane packed with tourists, creating a security scare at the popular Indonesian airport following which he was briefly detained.
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Why Canada, New Zealand, others are eyeing Indian travellers
With the disposable income pocket gradually fattening and the zeal to splurge heading north while holidaying, Indian travellers are being wooed by countries around the world - from Canada to New Zealand - wanting a share of their money on travel and tourism.
