Emirates cabin crew cross 20,000

Emirates’ cabin crew team recently crossed a milestone and is now 20,000-strong, as the airline continues to recruit cabin crew globally to meet its planned growth trajectory. Since 2022, the airline has hosted recruitment events in 340 cities across 6 continents – truly reflecting the diversity of its cabin crew team

4,000 tourists stranded at St. Martin’s island as passenger vessels suspended

Due to the hostile weather, authorities suspended all passenger vessels on St. Martin's routeMonday. About 4,000 tourists have been stranded on St. Martin's island. On Sunday night, the Cox's Bazar district administration declared that all types of shipping to St. Martin would remain suspended for a day. Additional District Magistrate Abu Sufian said,

Nepal expecting hundreds of climbers despite pandemic

Nepal is expecting hundreds of foreigners to attempt to scale the highest Himalayan peaks despite the pandemic. The Department of Tourism in Kathmandu said Wednesday that more than 300 foreigners have expressed interest in climbing Mount Everest this spring. There's similar interest for other mountains too, said Mira Acharya, a director at

Half-price flights announced to boost domestic Australian tourism

Australians will be offered 800,000 half-price airfares to regional tourism destinations under the government's plan to save the tourism and aviation sectors. Prime Minister (PM) Scott Morrison on Thursday unveiled the 1.2 billion Australian dollars (927.8 million U.S. dollars) tourism and aviation rescue package to prop-up the industries after the end