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Five Chinese nationals were confirmed dead in a small plane crash in Thailand’s eastern province of Chachoengsao on Thursday, the Chinese embassy in Thailand told Xinhua, citing Thai authorities. A search and rescue operation is underway after the charter flight carrying two pilots and seven passengers on board crashed into a mangrove forest at around…
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Malaysia’s new visa-free policy for Chinese travelers is a positive response to China’s announcement that it will grant unilateral, visa-free entry to travelers from six countries including Malaysia, tourism industry insiders said. The move will also boost travel to Malaysia, they added. Malaysia’s visa-free policy for up to 30 days for Chinese travelers will take…
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British travelers in the EU were disappointed today as another mobile phone company reintroduced roaming charges. Mobile phone operator Vodafone said it would reintroduce European roaming fees for new and upgrading British customers in January 2022, following the lead set by rival EE. Roaming charges were completely abolished in the European Union in 2017, saving…
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Getting stranded at the airport can be a very unpleasant experience, especially for English-speaking travelers in Turkey. Notwithstanding your preference for road or rail travels, every traveller at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen Airport (ISL), which is about 50 kilometres or approximately 31 miles to the city centre—Sultanahmet (Istanbul’s old city)—have some efficient and reliable means of…
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Charlestown, USA has taken over from Australia’s largest city Sydney as the world’s friendliest in the annual Conde Nast Traveler survey though it could be rightly argued that “the good-natured Australians are so appealing to international visitors”. The image shows Charlestown, the world’s friendliest city. Some 128,000 people who took the survey in 2015 instead…
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